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I had to stop reading when there was some moral tinge that Berhringer is somehow doing something wrong by producing technology for cheap that is out of patent,
by lazersharkman 7y ago
I had to stop reading when there was some moral tinge that Berhringer is somehow doing something wrong by producing technology for cheap that is out of patent, namely that somehow it's wrong for Berhinger to produce the Model D when Moog produces one as well. Author claims these "compete". Maybe. Different price points and different quality of builds.
Moreover, this guy is a modifier not a manufacturer. Having his name on a product is a huge marketing scheme, probably providing him with more business than he could keep up with. I didn't know Studio Electronics until Roland. This just reads like he let something fall through, and he wants to blame berhinger somehow. It's not even as if his tech was patented, so, what's the point of writing this? IP is an abstract philosophical farce and no one really owns ideas.
- tlb 7y agoCustomers care. Musicians are particularly sensitive to what's a value-adding improvement vs. a blatant ripoff.
- ptah 7y agotechnically the modern moog model d's are clones of the original moogs too so equally unethical. EDIT: "After the sale of Moog Music, production of the Minimoog stopped in the early 1980s. In 2002, after founder Robert Moog regained the rights to the Moog brand and bought the company, the Minimoog Voyager, an updated version, was released. In 2016, the company released a new version of the original Minimoog." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minimoog https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minimoog