Originally posted by Ensnareyou:
Yamaha! Remember the PSR9000 Pro? If you happened to be one of the owners of that baby that Yamaha gave birth to well before it was ready you'd know that Ketron isn't the only offender and a good balance sheet didn't seem to matter in that case.
Yes, my friend, but Yamaha obviously learned from the PSR-9000 Pro, as did Roland with the G-70, but the problem is,
Ketron is not in the same league as these companies financially.
Roland and Yamaha survived and thrived
in spite of their blunders.
Ketron, on the other hand, may be looking at a much more
serious fate.
They are making their mistakes at the absolute worst time they could make them...the poor economy is only one of the hurdles ahead of them.
They are putting an awfully high retail price on an arranger
that is not finished, and may not be for some time.
Certainly we wish them all the best, and, very likely they're going to need it.
Ian
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