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Balanced tilter substitute?
Mario Roman:
Hi All,
I was ready to purchase a pair of balanced tilters until I found out that it would be $120.00 to ship them to the states. I'm getting reading to place and order for a pair of Danley SM96's and thought it would be nice to finally be able to aim my FOH cabs at their intended audience. Does anyone know if there is a U.S. distributor for these? I've googled it to no avail. If not can anyone suggest a similar product that may cost less to obtain. I love the design of the balanced tilter but can't stomach the fact that it'd cost me almost a third of the price of the product just to get it shipped here. Thanks to all.
Mario
Bennett Prescott:
You might ask Nimrod Webber, since they're his design and he has them made to spec in Israel, AFAIK.
Steve Hurt:
From what you said (120 being a third of the cost) it sounds like they are quite a bit cheaper now than they were when I bought them.
I have no regrets though, they work great!
Jay Barracato:
Even if there was a distributor, the cost of shipping would still be rolled into the total cost.
They work great. I have no problem with the price I paid given the design,workmanship, and materials. The only other options I have seen that would allow the same flexibility in aiming involves truss and cable.
frank kayser:
--- Quote from: Jay Barracato on February 02, 2011, 06:38:26 AM ---Even if there was a distributor, the cost of shipping would still be rolled into the total cost.
They work great. I have no problem with the price I paid given the design,workmanship, and materials. The only other options I have seen that would allow the same flexibility in aiming involves truss and cable.
--- End quote ---
+1
A little steeper price than I would like, but everything else Jay said is right on the money. I had mine shipped via slow-boat-to-China rate, and it got here in less than a week - 2 days, IIRC.
The other thing about the cost was it was a small production run, and Nimrod had to amortize the setup/tooling into a relatively few pieces. I think Nimrod did a phenominal job - design and quality production for a reasonable price. Would I like to pay less?
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