ETD prices

[pianolover@worldspy.net]

Mr. Draine (no, I know you've heard them all! :))

My original post regarding "ETD prices", was really more rhetorical than anything else. And in case anyone got the impression that i was not happy with my SAT..oh FAR from it! It's the best little helper I've EVER had...I love it! Besides, I bought my SAT II used, because it was not in my budget to purchase a new one; hence my original post. I think I got a pretty nice deal. I got my SAT II in very close to new condition, extra long life battery & charger, Manual, Thumb switch, carring case and a ton of extra memory, all for $600.00. So, I certainly can't, and would not complain. But in the future, I hope I can find a similar deal on the SAT III!  Speaking of which, has anyone out there actually "upgraded" their SAT I or II to SAT III?

Musically,

Terry Peterson
"RPT in Training"
LA, CA


On Tue, 08 February 2000, J Patrick Draine wrote:

> Um, and you reduced your tuning fees by half in the same period?
> The SAT is not mass produced in a sweat shop in Indonesia. Yeah, I'm sure
> the chips and some of the boards are subcontracted but the SATs are put
> together by the Sandersons and a couple of reasonably happy employees, in
> Chelmsford, MA. The cost of living here in Massachusetts is alot higher
> than a Third World nation.
> 
> A friend, neighbor, and happy customer of the folks at Inventronics,
> 
> Patrick Draine


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