DIYers are cheap. Visually they're a bit vanilla too. I've used several, they're excellent, and have a good collection on the shelves for future projects.
I think the CSS kits are fairly popular DIY projects, both the LDW7 and LD22 are Wavecor OEMs.
Retail cost on a lot of their drivers put them in very tough competition brackets and with no hype, I think the price turns a lot of DIYers away. Some of their drivers are amazing though. I've actually got a quad of SW223s I can't wait to do somwthing with. Distortion measurements look very attractive.
I've a pair of 4.5" woven cones pairing with the Beastmode for shallow slopes. Haven't finished it yet.
I have the TW045 ceramidomes pending in the Anomalies.
As does most premium product in any category. Wavecor manufacturing and QC is top notch, many of their drivers are a good value when compaired to other drivers with matching quality.
We’ll see what the prices are when it comes back in stock on 12/13/23 for some stuff. I was just figuring to buy bulk of Wavecor and selling it on my site at a substantial discount to up my traffic.
@hifiside said:
We’ll see what the prices are when it comes back in stock on 12/13/23 for some stuff. I was just figuring to buy bulk of Wavecor and selling it on my site at a substantial discount to up my traffic.
@hifiside said:
We’ll see what the prices are when it comes back in stock on 12/13/23 for some stuff. I was just figuring to buy bulk of Wavecor and selling it on my site at a substantial discount to up my traffic.
You may need to find a workaround to do this unless Wavecor has changed their resale policy. They generally mandate a minimum retail cost for their stock drivers.
@hifiside said:
We’ll see what the prices are when it comes back in stock on 12/13/23 for some stuff. I was just figuring to buy bulk of Wavecor and selling it on my site at a substantial discount to up my traffic.
You may need to find a workaround to do this unless Wavecor has changed their resale policy. They generally mandate a minimum retail cost for their stock drivers.
I remember when the courts upheld that for Pioneer MSRP in 1971 or so. A real "eff-you" to the consumer.
But Chahly - Stahkist don't want speakers that look good, Stahkist wants speakers that sound good!
@hifiside said:
We’ll see what the prices are when it comes back in stock on 12/13/23 for some stuff. I was just figuring to buy bulk of Wavecor and selling it on my site at a substantial discount to up my traffic.
You may need to find a workaround to do this unless Wavecor has changed their resale policy. They generally mandate a minimum retail cost for their stock drivers.
@hifiside said:
We’ll see what the prices are when it comes back in stock on 12/13/23 for some stuff. I was just figuring to buy bulk of Wavecor and selling it on my site at a substantial discount to up my traffic.
@hifiside said:
We’ll see what the prices are when it comes back in stock on 12/13/23 for some stuff. I was just figuring to buy bulk of Wavecor and selling it on my site at a substantial discount to up my traffic.
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DIYers are cheap. Visually they're a bit vanilla too. I've used several, they're excellent, and have a good collection on the shelves for future projects.
I think the CSS kits are fairly popular DIY projects, both the LDW7 and LD22 are Wavecor OEMs.
Retail cost on a lot of their drivers put them in very tough competition brackets and with no hype, I think the price turns a lot of DIYers away. Some of their drivers are amazing though. I've actually got a quad of SW223s I can't wait to do somwthing with. Distortion measurements look very attractive.
I've a pair of 4.5" woven cones pairing with the Beastmode for shallow slopes. Haven't finished it yet.
I have the TW045 ceramidomes pending in the Anomalies.
That's all I've had of them.
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Okay, so I was out of the game for a while. WTF is a Beastmode
Peerless DX25BG60 double magnet coined by JR as Beastmode tweeter.
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Undifferentiated. High price.
The wavecor 30mm tweeter with semi horn load lists for 99 dollars, drops to 28.67 with a commercial account
Yes, Wavecor has a huge markup.
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As does most premium product in any category. Wavecor manufacturing and QC is top notch, many of their drivers are a good value when compaired to other drivers with matching quality.
We’ll see what the prices are when it comes back in stock on 12/13/23 for some stuff. I was just figuring to buy bulk of Wavecor and selling it on my site at a substantial discount to up my traffic.
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Thanks as always for everyone’s input.
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That would be awesome
^ I agree! I have always wanted to try some of their [Wavecore] products but at twice the price of others I just couldn't justify the added expense.
You may need to find a workaround to do this unless Wavecor has changed their resale policy. They generally mandate a minimum retail cost for their stock drivers.
That is what I thought....
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I remember when the courts upheld that for Pioneer MSRP in 1971 or so. A real "eff-you" to the consumer.
I’m already on top of that. 👍
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I’m sure when the new stuff gets in stock, the percentages won’t be there like they were before so it’ll probably be a no go anyway.
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Which site?
Julefidelity.net
https://www.jfcomponents.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=wix_google_business_profile&utm_campaign=12844009167628436793
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