I think you’re talking monopoly pricing, as opposed to competitive pricing.
Monopoly pricing doesn’t work in a competitive market. You set prices to maximize profits. Is it greedy to set lower prices to maximize profit ?
Of course no market is purely one or the other.
I’m out on this. It is how Behringer approaches business though.
I think we keep on circumventing here while totally agreeing. I was just merely surprised about the pricing, in part because I’d only heard speculations thinking it would be at a higher price, and also because I’m a bit of a miserable pessimist. So 
@Jukka any word on the Proton lately?
I’ve not seen any recently.
May have to relent on no Eurorack policy if this sees the light of day …
Two prophetic posts from five years back by lemons and sovietpop on this.
Looks beautiful but these are the same knobs as on the Brains and Four Play modules and they are way too low and slippery. I prefer the Moog style knobs that I have on the Arp module.
i’m on a strict no eurorack policy myself
gentle/friendly reminder that befaco’s rampage is free on vcv rack and sampling is generally easier from the box
There’s one very good reason why I’d choose Bake Boise Baths over Make Noise Maths: despite the boring aesthetic, the design is actually much more comprehensible and way nicer to read. I hate Make Noise designs, they have terrible usability.
Those crazy sons of bitches finally did it.
QMMG next?
a $99 berbe-verbe might actually break my resolve
This is the only smart next step.
And on the same day MN makes an announcement. Pathetic.
Bamelas Bro Borkout
Bimeophon
Borphagene
Bisting
Bings
Barbles
Bake boys beard system. They’re also launching a beard oil/ skincare product line.
Is this a clone too? Regardless, reliably pulling off audio to CV/MIDI/USB is pretty difficult as far as I understand. I’d actually be slightly impressed if they make it happen.
