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How Many Brands of low priced bins do we Really Need? And Who are They Really?
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<blockquote data-quote="Martin Fagg" data-source="post: 1928109" data-attributes="member: 50232"><p>For me the point where I get best value is when a new top of the range alpha comes out and the price of the previous range of top alpha drops to a point of affordability on the second-hand market. So now with the advent of the Swaro SLC HD, I have bought a SLC Neu at a great price and I own the best bins I have ever had.</p><p>I doubt I'll ever be able to buy the latest models, even second-hand, but the latest but one model can be had for a fraction of the coat of the latest one and it will only be a small step behind the latest in optical/mechanical quality.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Martin Fagg, post: 1928109, member: 50232"] For me the point where I get best value is when a new top of the range alpha comes out and the price of the previous range of top alpha drops to a point of affordability on the second-hand market. So now with the advent of the Swaro SLC HD, I have bought a SLC Neu at a great price and I own the best bins I have ever had. I doubt I'll ever be able to buy the latest models, even second-hand, but the latest but one model can be had for a fraction of the coat of the latest one and it will only be a small step behind the latest in optical/mechanical quality. [/QUOTE]
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