Huh, so it looks like I’ve got one of the last P3s:<\/p>\n
Folks,<\/p>\n
There is a news update just posted to the Sequentix web page, which I'll quickly summarise here...<\/p>\n
I am ceasing production of P3 after the current run has sold out.<\/p>\n
The production cost of P3 in its current form has proved to be much too expensive.
\nWith the benefit of experience, I believe I can design a replacement that will be more efficient to produce, and which can be assembled entirely under sub-contract.
\nBut I'm not able to devote the necessary time to that adventure while I'm still putting P3s together.
\nI expect to take a few more weeks to assemble the remaining units I have parts for, and after that, there will be a hiatus of at least a few months while I get the new unit ready for production.<\/p>\nThis does not mean the end of support for P3.
\nI fully intend to finish off the remaining few things I want to add to the P3 OS, and will be just as fastidious in clearing up any unlikely bugs that may emerge.<\/p>\nThe last few P3s will be available though the usual suppliers, at the same unrealistically low price as before.<\/p>\n
I'd like to thank all P3 owners for their support and feedback over the past year, and welcome any suggestions you might have for the future Sequentix sequencer.<\/p>\n
Best regards,
\nColin Fraser
\nSequentix Music Systems Ltd
\nhttp:\/\/www.sequentix.com<\/tt><\/p><\/blockquote>\n