But since you seem to think I am "neagtive" on them, do this comparison alone to see the strength and validity of my statement... Go to all the other manufactures websites and listen to their audio demo's only... and compare them to those found on the Curetronic website. Can you "honestly" tell me you can get a good representation of a sawtooth waveform produced by the oscillator and filters offered by them?
Let's also add the fact that "if" indeed they would like a share of the USA market, the website should be in both English and German... I found it a bit difficult to find what I was looking for just because of the navigation I could not understand.
Just by your response of somewhat "defensive mechanism" only strengthens my belief that you have a fondness for this line, and maybe are friends with someone close to the product... you asked for an opinion, and I gave one.
Markk
--- On Thu, 3/26/09, mastertnslw wrote:
From: mastertnslw
Subject: [dotcomformat] Re: Curetronic modules
To: dotcomformat@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thursday, March 26, 2009, 6:29 AMWell, I'm afraid you guessed wrong. I'm not at all affiliated with the
manufacturer...I found this product line, had never heard of it before, and
simply wanted some outside opinions. I actually posted the question on the
dotcom forum first, but having received no response there thought I'd post
here as well.
But hey, thanks for all the assumptions and negativity. Just what we need in
the modular community!
Theran
--- In dotcomformat@yahoogroups.com, Markk wrote:
>
> No...
>
> and after looking at the website, and going through the pathetic minuscule
audio files, I can't imagine WHY anyone would want any of this product
line... I was going to refrain from being harsh... but I have decided to no
longer sit back and not voice my modular educated opinion... but out of the
100 audio clips, there isn't ONE useful represented file... blips and burps,
less than a fraction of a second... how is ANYONE supposed to get an idea of
what the product actually does?
>
> Not to mention, looking at the photo section, if you are a manufacture of
a product line, WHY on earth would you have another person's product in one
of your panels, and then show it on your website??? That makes NO business sense
to me what so ever... but Im sure Dieter Doepfer appreciated the FREE
advertisement of his product line on YOUR website...
>
> The cabinetry looks very cheesy at best, pressboard with a laminate... can
you get any cheaper? Plus it is usually heavier...
>
> So in my 2 cents and 2 cups of coffee, it's not even worth bookmarking
the website... Roger's product is 1000 % better in all aspects.
>
> Markk
>
> PS: if I were a guessing man, I think this is a "self promotion"
of the product disguised as a question...I think the poster either KNOWS this
company or works for them in some fashion, as this message is also cross posted
in the dotcom group as well...
>
> --- On Wed, 3/25/09, mastertnslw wrote:
> From: mastertnslw
> Subject: [dotcomformat] Curetronic modules
> To: dotcomformat@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Wednesday, March 25, 2009, 6:19 AM
>
> Does anyone have any experience with using Curetronic modules in dot-com
> systems? Are they truly compatable, both physically and electrically?
> Anycustomer service problems with the company? Any info would be
> helpful...thanks!
>
> Theran
>
>
>
>
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