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I am pretty certain the folks over at ATC, Genelec , Focal Pro, Dynaudio Pro and others would take great exception to sweeping statements like that ... as well they should.
Well said.
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I am pretty certain the folks over at ATC, Genelec , Focal Pro, Dynaudio Pro and others would take great exception to sweeping statements like that ... as well they should.
Wish you were here - I would send you mine to try!
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I have demoed them 3 times already.My local dealer is 20mins walk from home and I am always welcome there. They are also Focal and Heil and Monitor Audio dealers, as well as Naim and a few other brands..
I think tons of folks will upgrade from Bose or other similar stuff to the Phantoms. They look cool and far surpass Bose in sound quality. The general public has no time or interest to piece together an audiophile system no matter what price range it's in. I think the Phantom was a great idea, like most things it's success will be mostly dependent on marketing though.![]()
Wow, "tons of folks" will upgrade their $300. Bose Wave Radios to a $2K Phantom.....LOL.
How will we determine who's right?Yup, it's a unique product. For their target audience it's not much money. I guess we will see who's right...![]()
Dan, wasn't it you on wbf who posted that it was the fastest selling debut for an audio product. Normally you are a Dev lover, so what has put you off?
How will we determine who's right?
7K units at $2K retail each is about $14m or say €12m which is the magic investment return figure. I imagine the margin here is high and so perhaps they take in 50% of retail, so that would mean 7K PAIRS needed and this is before taking into account the time value of money.
Its a massive investment in a non-existent niche they need to carve out. Very interesting business case.