New Taurus 3 Video - Critical Listenng Tests
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I was thinking of ordering a 2nd set for investment purposes, and I certainly wouldn't hold it against Moog if they built a 2nd run of pedals to meet demand. Man they sound good - can't wait for the day the UPS truck shows up at my door...Sir Nose wrote:Damn
I sure hope a set of these doesn't get much above retail in a couple of years when I might be ready for them. They seem quite amazing.
My initial idea was to sell my set. I got the discount so theres 300 some odd dollars AT LEAST to be made. But, I think that I was only kidding with myself when I thought that I could ever part with them.
I just watched the videos and Im really really interested to see how they will react in my own studio, but more importantly, they need to meet the Voyager and make some MIDI love together.
I need a sequencer(s) so bad.
EricK
I just watched the videos and Im really really interested to see how they will react in my own studio, but more importantly, they need to meet the Voyager and make some MIDI love together.
I need a sequencer(s) so bad.
EricK
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This is what I'm holding out for.superd2112 wrote:I certainly wouldn't hold it against Moog if they built a 2nd run of pedals to meet demand.
I really need a polysynth in my life but I really want the Taurus III as well
I can't justify having a set right now in my studio (particularly with the expense!)
so fingers crossed for a stage version
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I wouldn't count on them making a second run of the Taurus III, that would be kind of crappy if they did because if they advertise a "One and only one Run" of a product, and then made a second run, they would be pulling a roland. I know that might sound unfair to those who couldn't jump on the opportunity to get one, but it would bust their marketing integrity a little bit perhaps. It would make people see the next item and hold out rather than impulsively buy them like some of us who made preorders did.
Eric
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However crappy that might seem, at the time they were considering doing the T3 they were probably very unsure if they would be able to sell enough units to recoup R&D, as well as to make up for the loss of resources for their other product lines. For a such niche item as the T3, I don't begrudge them attempting to get a lock on a sales volume target before deciding to commit the resources to it.EricK wrote:I wouldn't count on them making a second run of the Taurus III, that would be kind of crappy if they did because if they advertise a "One and only one Run" of a product, and then made a second run, they would be pulling a roland. I know that might sound unfair to those who couldn't jump on the opportunity to get one, but it would bust their marketing integrity a little bit perhaps. It would make people see the next item and hold out rather than impulsively buy them like some of us who made preorders did.
Eric
It's unfortunate that they would depict it as a limited run, and I'm sure they mean it. However, if later on there are enough people asking for another run, I for one wouldn't think ill of Moog if they relented and did another run. After all, they're in business to sell product, and that keeps them in business. Besides, they could always come out with the T4, adding functionality to the existing T3 design, which would then serve to keep their marketing cred intact.
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