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EOS now or wait....

Good Afternoon,

 

As part of a larger renovation project coming online in the next 12-16 months, I may have the opportunity to purchase an EOS now (federal grant).  It being "year 1" of the product, I am a bit hesitant.  Anne, would you (or someone on the EOS development team) comment on now vs. waiting a year.  I am running an Obsession II 750 right now and have been told by friends in the industry that my transition to EOS should be fairly painless.  Are there major changes in store that will make me wish I had waited  for the "year 1 version" to be stronger?

 Thoughts?
 

Thanks for your time......

 

dave B.

 Master Electrician/ Adj. Professor

Syracuse Stage/Syracuse University Drama 

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  • While not part of the development team, I have had some pretty significant opportunities to work with the console, and I'd like to chime in if I may.

     As far as I know, the hardware of the actual console is set.  The beauty of this is that the only thing that will change now is the software.  That is continually being developed and worked on.  It will change over time, much like the Obsession II did.

     
    I am sure that Anne or someone else on the team can tell you more about it, but you always know that you will have the backing of ETC behind the product.  And based on their track record, that is a pretty good thing.

     

    Jeff



     

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  • While not part of the development team, I have had some pretty significant opportunities to work with the console, and I'd like to chime in if I may.

     As far as I know, the hardware of the actual console is set.  The beauty of this is that the only thing that will change now is the software.  That is continually being developed and worked on.  It will change over time, much like the Obsession II did.

     
    I am sure that Anne or someone else on the team can tell you more about it, but you always know that you will have the backing of ETC behind the product.  And based on their track record, that is a pretty good thing.

     

    Jeff



     

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