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In Reply to: Manufacturers have the right to sell product for whatever posted by chris keating on November 16, 2006 at 13:12:40:
R and D was part of my reasoning, the Saturn uses the same transport and operating system as the previous Apollo machine, so the main of R and D was done already. They sell more than you might think. The serial number on my Apollo was 38550 and that was within 2 months after they came out. They were and sometimes continue to be back ordered, meaning they are sometimes selling about as fast as Rega can crank them out. Anyway I own 4 pieces of Rega gear and certainly am not out to trash them. I love their cdp's and my P3 table. I just think the Saturn could easily have been closer to two thousand dollars and I won't be surprised if the price drops a bit down the road, as was seen with the Jupiter. Even 1100 Apollo and 2200 Saturn makes better sense all around.
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