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Have changed:

Availability of this item:
on request

what does it mean?

http://www.thomann.de/gb/soniccore_xite_1.htm

lagoausente wrote:Have changed:

Availability of this item:
on request

what does it mean?

http://www.thomann.de/gb/soniccore_xite_1.htm

I think that means XITE-1 is not in their store but they will order it and sell it to you if you request this. XITE-1 is a expensive item and most stores that will sell it probably won't have it in stock but will order it if customers request it.

Well, but does it mean is already avaible, or not necesarily?

lagoausente wrote:Well, but does it mean is already avaible, or not necesarily?

From what i've deduced, Thomann's appear to be still stating that XITE-1 is released and if you request it they'll order it and get it to you. So i would assume XITE-1 has been released and is available, just not officially by SonicCore far as a statement goes.

lagoausente wrote:Availability of this item:
on request

what does it mean?

nothing. it could be officially released or not, or even be a ceased product.
they don't have it in their stock, but they have hope to get you one, if you decide to order it, within no given timeframe. that's all.
without an official release statement I would assume it is just not there (yet). sad, but true.

-greetings, markus-

stardust wrote:yep thats what I expected. A machine rule has fooled the feverishly waiting Zs

That could be the case, if so it is'nt good business practice from Thomanns.

Ah, the Happy New Year bluster!
I'm still holding out for NAMM - why put NAMM adverts up on there site otherwise?!?!
The company's still going strong - which is a feat of some merit with its product release history and especially during these unsettling times.
All this is positive news. Maybe changes on the website point to some behind the scenes activity but I would hesitate to say so.
What a great name for a product that generates this amount of enthusiasm
Waiting, waiting, always waiting and I was never any good at that

I personally have learned much patience, by being a Duke Nukem fan!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duke_Nukem_Forever

This is but a drop in the proverbial bucket in comparison

Mary Mungo wrote:Ah, the Happy New Year bluster!
I'm still holding out for NAMM - why put NAMM adverts up on there site otherwise?!?!
The company's still going strong - which is a feat of some merit with its product release history and especially during these unsettling times.
All this is positive news. Maybe changes on the website point to some behind the scenes activity but I would hesitate to say so.
What a great name for a product that generates this amount of enthusiasm
Waiting, waiting, always waiting and I was never any good at that

I must admit, XITE-1 sounds a lot cooler than PATIENCE-1, although the last one would be more obvious