HFS-6 GB - Page 4

Richard L · #31 20-02-2009, 02:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Alan M

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Originally Posted by Richard L

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Originally Posted by Alan M

What timescale are you looking at for the group buy thread to finish on Richard??

1st of March is the cut-off time. We are looking to ship on the during the secind half of the March.

Will you be doing the installation yourself?

Its a bit soon for me to be buying one at the minute but I am interested for later in the year regardless if a group buy is going on or not. I will be fitting the system myself.

Group buy will only be offered once on a new product. It is to allow our dealers to plan their own promotions without interference from us.

Pit Viper · #32 20-02-2009, 03:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Richard L

I have been inundated with the upgrade requests to the HFS-6 in the last few days. I thought you guys can help me with this dilemma.

I have not yet work out the best way to upgrade to HFS-6 from HFS-1 or HFS-1 yet. I have to do this properly and consistantly. My biggest problem would be supporting the next user with a mixture of wirings and harnesses. The easiest way to over come this is by not offering an upgrade path.

At present, the HFS-6 is being offered for $750 at GB until 1st March. At this price, it means you can pass on the HFS-5 at $600-650. I think this is a very nice way to benefit all. This means that you only 100 dollars for the HFS-6 rather an ungrade that may possibly costing more.

Suggestions?

That's exactly what I did. Sold my HFS-5 for $600, and starting over clean with the HFS-6.

Turbo Klub · #33 20-02-2009, 04:39 PM

HFS-6
2 x Red
2 x Blue

esevo · #34 20-02-2009, 05:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Richard L

I have been inundated with the upgrade requests to the HFS-6 in the last few days. I thought you guys can help me with this dilemma.

I have not yet work out the best way to upgrade to HFS-6 from HFS-1 or HFS-1 yet. I have to do this properly and consistantly. My biggest problem would be supporting the next user with a mixture of wirings and harnesses. The easiest way to over come this is by not offering an upgrade path.

At present, the HFS-6 is being offered for $750 at GB until 1st March. At this price, it means you can pass on the HFS-5 at $600-650. I think this is a very nice way to benefit all. This means that you only 100 dollars for the HFS-6 rather an ungrade that may possibly costing more.

Suggestions?

I think this is more than fair, and I think you cant cator to everyone than bought an older kit. Upgrades come out, bigger and better. I bought the 2D system, then the HFS series came and I couldnt upgrade, but that doenst mean the 2D sucked, it still works great to this day! I just bought my laptop a year ago, and its I need to replace it with something better all ready! lol

For HFS1 owners, should look at doing the HFS-5 upgrade that would be your best bet.

Evan Smith