14-May-2016, 10:28
(14-May-2016, 01:08)Allman77 Wrote:(13-May-2016, 22:35)bernardl Wrote:(13-May-2016, 09:52)GuillaumeB Wrote: So two return trips to Paris or the local Devialet distributor? That sounds efficient (not!).
I can't imagine there is much margin in this kind of upgrade and it is fairly resource intensive on the part of the person carrying out the upgrade.
Guillaume
(13-May-2016, 09:54)Hifi_swlon Wrote: I just don't have the brand loyalty if I'm honest.
You are right, brand loyalty is so 90s. If your Devialet doesn't satisfy you sell it and move on.
Cheers,
Bernard
Quite the contrary, without customer loyality there is eventually no brand if enough people move away, think Nokia, Blackberry and many others. Not saying Devialet is headed that way.
The way I see it, without competition there's no incentive for progress. If Devialet is what Nokia was, just imagine what the audio equivalent of the iPhone will be like.
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Dynaudio C1 MkII.
Jim Smith's GBS.
Northern NSW Australia.
