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Good point, Per. Just because I'll never be able to afford it doesn't mean it's a gyp. (LOL). When I think of a price in the teens, I tend to think of a hot amp (e.g., Vox AC-50), but IF my proverbial ship ever comes in, I will buy both :-) Seriously, even though this box is way over my head, its flexibility and well-conceived design fascinate me, and I may eventually have to snag one. Someday. After I buy my 1966 Maserati Quattroporte. Yours in Cockeyed Optimism, Tim -----Original Message----- >From: Per Boysen <per@boysen.se> >Sent: Jan 27, 2006 2:18 AM >To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com >Subject: Re: Looperlative Too Expensive? > >On 26 jan 2006, at 23.41, Kevin wrote: > >> I seriously wonder about the price point on the LP1. $1400 direct >> from Looperlative. At that price a laptop with a 1/4" to USB cable >> and a software looper starts looking pretty good. The LP1 won't do >> amp simulations and it won't help me answer email either. ;-) > > >A laptop, suitable for audio on the same level of performance and >stability, is actually more expensive than buying a Looperlative. Add >to that the cost of a good audio interface. I just had to make this >point because I see this mistake being done all over - comparing >prices of the cheapo laptops that use to figure in advertisements. >That's not fair IMHO. > >"Looperlative Too Expensive"? It seems reasonably priced to me. The >point in setting a price level for a unique product is to make sure >that you will be able to keep up support, production and development >into the future. So if I should want to buy a LP1 I would feel safe >in the knowledge that the temporarily big hole in my pocket does >guarantee that I'm taking less risks doing that investment. > >Greetings from Sweden > >Per Boysen >www.looproom.com (international) >www.boysen.se (Swedish) >---> iTunes Music Store (digital) >www.cdbaby.com/perboysen > > > >