Fryette Pittbull Ultralead II

[stephen sawall]

New gear sales are very much effected by the used market. Once the market is flooded the used price goes down and sales of new drops off significantly.

Saturation in the guitar market often happens about the time 300-500 have been made.

 

[S̷͖͑m̵͎͂á̵̺s̸͚̈́h̴̬̑]

New gear sales are very much effected by the used market. Once the market is flooded the used price goes down and sales of new drops off significantly.

Saturation in the guitar market often happens about the time 300-500 have been made.

I think about this and wonder if it would affect fryetre were he to get to that number in new sales.

I feel like people are not as quick to buy used digital items as they are analogue (read reliable).

 

[OldGtrGuy]

I think about this and wonder if it would affect fryetre were he to get to that number in new sales.

I feel like people are not as quick to buy used digital items as they are analogue (read reliable).

For me it depends. I typically always buy used but for digital idk. Example, getting close to getting a quad cortex. See them for 1k sometimes. Im hearing the warranty isn't transferable so id probably just buy new for 1800

 

[S̷͖͑m̵͎͂á̵̺s̸͚̈́h̴̬̑]

For me it depends. I typically always buy used but for digital idk. Example, getting close to getting a quad cortex. See them for 1k sometimes. Im hearing the warranty isn't transferable so id probably just buy new for 1800

Yeah that is what i was getting at. At a certain pricepoint, the warranty becomes attractive on a digital device

 

[RedB4Black]

Yeah that is what i was getting at. At a certain pricepoint, the warranty becomes attractive on a digital device

Not when, in my experience, most digital devices seem to have a one-year warranty.

 

[DanTravis62]

Not when, in my experience, most digital devices seem to have a one-year warranty.

Most of the time a one year warranty is basically a band-aid.

Digital devices (especially guitar gear) almost universally lose more and more value the longer you own them. To the point that almost all digital devices (especially guitar gear) are completely worthless junk at a certain point. And I'm not saying I hate digital stuff or something at all. It just is what it is, and it's a factor many people consider when they decide whether or not to spend 4 fucking grand on a product

 

[stephen sawall]

GEQ, IR, presets, switching. The only thing I would see as becoming out dated is IR. They have even around a long time. The other issues being heat and build quality. I'm not worried about either from Fryette.
We are all surrounded by digital devices. There is a digital clock in front of me 40 years old.

I guess when they release the details we will have a much better idea of what we are actually looking at.

 

[DanTravis62]

GEQ, IR, presets, switching. The only thing I would see as becoming out dated is IR. They have even around a long time. The other issues being heat and build quality. I'm not worried about either from Fryette.
We are all surrounded by digital devices. There is a digital clock in front of me 40 years old.

I guess when they release the details we will have a much better idea of what we are actually looking at.

We are all surrounded by digital devices, yes, but a reason many people love guitar gear is that it isnt digital devices with planned obsolescence that will eventually be worthless junk in a landfill

In fact, that's one of the main reasons it retains more value than some other electronic product