26-Oct-2015, 22:38
(This post was last modified: 26-Oct-2015, 22:39 by Hifi_swlon.)
I perceive chaos behind the scenes.
Whenever this much is visible on the surface, the reality is bound to be far worse.
Much of it could probably be attributed to growing too fast and perhaps being too ambitious, but I sense it's an attitude thing too. And when you take on huge investment from people in the 'luxury goods' business, you probably lose a lot of control.
Sadly for Devialet, high end electronics and luxury handbags aren't remotely the same, even if those at the top may think they can be treated as such.
I hope they pull it together, but it could go either way,,and right now they seem to be heading in the wrong direction. In my humble opinion.
And of course they would never chime in here, as they don't participate and don't appear to want to engage with their customers too much in any case. Hopefully they read it though, and maybe get a well needed kick up the ar.....
Whenever this much is visible on the surface, the reality is bound to be far worse.
Much of it could probably be attributed to growing too fast and perhaps being too ambitious, but I sense it's an attitude thing too. And when you take on huge investment from people in the 'luxury goods' business, you probably lose a lot of control.
Sadly for Devialet, high end electronics and luxury handbags aren't remotely the same, even if those at the top may think they can be treated as such.
I hope they pull it together, but it could go either way,,and right now they seem to be heading in the wrong direction. In my humble opinion.
And of course they would never chime in here, as they don't participate and don't appear to want to engage with their customers too much in any case. Hopefully they read it though, and maybe get a well needed kick up the ar.....
>>> 1st Place Award: Devialet, last decades most disappointing technology purchase. <<<
