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<blockquote data-quote="Brad Weber" data-source="post: 72488" data-attributes="member: 114">Re: Behringer line arrayUli, I appreciate your responding and follow your logic.&nbsp; Improving the product is admirable but people that use, buy, sell, specify, promote, etc. pro audio products often have to make product commitments or selections in advance and thus must rely on being provided accurate and reliable product information and availability.&nbsp; Products that are delayed in being released, change significantly from what was initially shown or are canceled before release can make things difficult for those people.Consider someone that based on a product description and availability provided to them for an upcoming product committed to the sale of upcoming products.&nbsp; Or maybe designed or sold a system based on those products or committed to having them for an event.&nbsp; Then imagine what happens when the time to deliver those products, install that system or support that event arrives and the products are not available.&nbsp; Unlike many consumer applications, waiting may not be an option nor does the fact that the products that will eventually be produced may be improved help those situations.I am not suggesting not taking advantage of your resources to offer the best possible product or not discussing potential future products, however I am suggesting not publicly showing or announcing products until you can also offer reliable and accurate product information and availability.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Brad Weber, post: 72488, member: 114"] Re: Behringer line array Uli, I appreciate your responding and follow your logic. Improving the product is admirable but people that use, buy, sell, specify, promote, etc. pro audio products often have to make product commitments or selections in advance and thus must rely on being provided accurate and reliable product information and availability. Products that are delayed in being released, change significantly from what was initially shown or are canceled before release can make things difficult for those people. Consider someone that based on a product description and availability provided to them for an upcoming product committed to the sale of upcoming products. Or maybe designed or sold a system based on those products or committed to having them for an event. Then imagine what happens when the time to deliver those products, install that system or support that event arrives and the products are not available. Unlike many consumer applications, waiting may not be an option nor does the fact that the products that will eventually be produced may be improved help those situations. I am not suggesting not taking advantage of your resources to offer the best possible product or not discussing potential future products, however I am suggesting not publicly showing or announcing products until you can also offer reliable and accurate product information and availability. [/QUOTE]

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