OK, let’s suppose that Elektron release an 8-voice AK MK2. How much would you expect it to cost? I think it would be in the €2.000-2.500 range.
I think they’d have trouble selling substantial numbers at more than 2k€ unless it brings more to the table than just another 4 voices and overall I think the market potential for a lower cost (talking DT ball park) digital poly is a lot better than for an analog behemoth.
I get the feeling it’ll be more small analog devices that can be controlled via Overbridge. They’ve spent a lot of time and effort developing the technology behind it so I expect to see more.
I’d like to see a successor to the Monomachine; a very modern and versatile synth with an Elektron sequencer and CV ins. Not holding my breath though.
Forgot to mention currency, I was talking about Euros
We are pretty close, $1.850 would be like €2.000-2.100 with VAT.
Also, the AK may cost $1.400 now but wasn’t it like $1.600 when it was first released?
…elektron registered “digitone” trademark last november…
http://tmsearch.uspto.gov/bin/gate.exe?f=doc&state=4810:2wd0pn.7.19
Great detective work there!
You’re a good cop, maybe even the best. but you’re a loose cannon. I’m gonna have to ask for your gun and your badge detective
I will still have trouble in 2018 with them … can’t wait to see what it has to offer
Namm 25/28 January mmm will soon know what’s happening there
Link seems to be broken now
Sweet. Good work. Commencing wild speculation mode…
Ok, Digitone will be the digitakt synth sibling, great news so far!
More input for your Octatrack
And for the prize, a holiday to Sweden where you will have a candlelit dinner for 2 with cenk himself! Congratulations!
That sounds like a prize for me instead
but will we have a Digitone Keys and AK II double release?
So, a rumored trademark of a name based on a 100 year old Danish etiquette book apparently relates the DT to the possible new but still imaginary thingy. …
It must be true!