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Someone who witholds comment on what something sounds like until they've actually heard it.
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Are you going to wait for the gear to arrive before forming opinions about it?
Kurt Foster
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Well, I read the thread on the other forum on the subject, which BTW is one of those boring, namecalling threads. Funny how the "air" changed after Kurt's first post. I'll have to admit that I also buy into the consept of "hand assembled" being better than mass robot assembled one, plus the headroom factor if the Sebatron unit has this massive PSU.
You can guaranty, for example that a $150.000 car is better than a $50.000 car , you dont even have to try it. How doesnt that apply here, though it is sound we are talking about.
People have been talking about the marketing stragedy of Sebatron, well if a company puts more effort in the product and uses cheap methods in the marketing, means the product will be cheaper, and in return they sell more. By all means dont go the Behr***** route, I own 3 of their products and have returned a few of them, their brochures are thick and their website is exelent and that must have cost a bundle, I only hope they put more into their products in the future and less money into expencive hyping.
I can only hope that prices on Sebatron pre's wont go up, so I can come to own at least one because, though I have'nt even listened to the sound "snippets" I just trust Kurt Foster's judgement, besides if the RNP is even close to the Sebatron in delivering a good sound, the Seba is built like a tank and that is a big factor for me. I have owned a few drumsets and I can say for sure that you get what you pay for not only are the woodshells a factor but the quality of hardware DOES affect the sound, just take a cymbal and put on a cheap stand and listen then put on a quality stand and listen, there is ALLWAYS a huge difference, all the energy from the stroke goes into making sound and not into wibrating the stand. I hope my point is coming across, I'm speaking in general (not saying that the preamp housing affects the sound but those little and often overlooked things do affect it)
I'm wandering OT here but that is just how I see this. Just wish I had more to spend, then a Sebatron unit would be on it's way to the north pole
You can guaranty, for example that a $150.000 car is better than a $50.000 car , you dont even have to try it. How doesnt that apply here, though it is sound we are talking about.
People have been talking about the marketing stragedy of Sebatron, well if a company puts more effort in the product and uses cheap methods in the marketing, means the product will be cheaper, and in return they sell more. By all means dont go the Behr***** route, I own 3 of their products and have returned a few of them, their brochures are thick and their website is exelent and that must have cost a bundle, I only hope they put more into their products in the future and less money into expencive hyping.
I can only hope that prices on Sebatron pre's wont go up, so I can come to own at least one because, though I have'nt even listened to the sound "snippets" I just trust Kurt Foster's judgement, besides if the RNP is even close to the Sebatron in delivering a good sound, the Seba is built like a tank and that is a big factor for me. I have owned a few drumsets and I can say for sure that you get what you pay for not only are the woodshells a factor but the quality of hardware DOES affect the sound, just take a cymbal and put on a cheap stand and listen then put on a quality stand and listen, there is ALLWAYS a huge difference, all the energy from the stroke goes into making sound and not into wibrating the stand. I hope my point is coming across, I'm speaking in general (not saying that the preamp housing affects the sound but those little and often overlooked things do affect it)
I'm wandering OT here but that is just how I see this. Just wish I had more to spend, then a Sebatron unit would be on it's way to the north pole
