prof,
"Is there any speaker company pumping out as many models as Tekton?
Dunno if that's a good or a bad sign."
I would say it is a marketing sign. Once the manufacturer finds a winning model with, like the Lore that has been around for awhile, then why change it, like Harley Davidson and their styling of the bikes. However, to capture new market, produce new models. Does not mean the older models are obsolete. Eric probably just waits until there is a build up of orders for a certain model then produces them all at once. Economy of scale comes to mind. I have never heard a Tekton model, but anxiously await my charcoal grey Moabs! :)
"Is there any speaker company pumping out as many models as Tekton?
Dunno if that's a good or a bad sign."
I would say it is a marketing sign. Once the manufacturer finds a winning model with, like the Lore that has been around for awhile, then why change it, like Harley Davidson and their styling of the bikes. However, to capture new market, produce new models. Does not mean the older models are obsolete. Eric probably just waits until there is a build up of orders for a certain model then produces them all at once. Economy of scale comes to mind. I have never heard a Tekton model, but anxiously await my charcoal grey Moabs! :)