Today, that'd be hard to judge, I think. Because I don't see any supply. If the supply was there, the demand might just follow. Especially with the plethora of multi-channels. A cheaper supply of mono-block amps would help also.
Just thinking... I remember, as a programmer, back in the day, there was a new compiler for the C language called Turbo-C. They were practically giving it away. They would slowly raise their price through the years to be more competitively priced. I don't know if this model would work for a new hardware vendor, or not. (end of passing thought).
Last edited by CatBrat; 12/21/11 05:39 PM.
