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Large Amounts of Flash XDR's on Ebay !
Hi friends:
To my great surprise, there are large amounts of brand new Flash XDR's available on Ebay. Go to EDIT: Here's a used one from Great Britain at |
Dear Mark,
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One Listing Still Active
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Dear Mark,
They did not actually have 10 Flash XDR's. |
XDR's up for auction on Ebay
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Dear Mark,
No, they were expecting us to supply them when they got orders. We do not currently have 10 in stock. |
The FlashXDR is a fine unit and has many advantages over the nanoFlash.
Some key advantages were better audio features (XLR) and twice the recording time as well as a more durable overall physical unit. The drawback is a larger physical size, power consumption, and no HDMI. I still think the XDR is one fine product and would think in a studio environment it would be the better choice of the two CD recorders. But from an business economics viewpoint, I can understand the decision to discontinue it. I hope the concept that the XDR's firmware features will continue to be upgraded just as the nanoFlash features are realized. |
Dear John,
Thank you for your post. While our website says that the Flash XDR is discountinued, it is more accurate to state that we are not building them at this time. We can resume production of the Flash XDR if there is a demand for them. It is fair to state that the demand for the nanoFlash far exceeds the demand for the Flash XDR's, as many objected its larger size. And it is fair to state that the Flash XDR's have the advantages that you mentioned. As of this moment, B&H has two in stock. |
The Wonderful & Enduring Flash XDR
Hi John:
I agree with most of your points about the Flash XDR. I would naturally have preferred the XDR to have gone through what I consider as its *Full product development - i.e. The initialization of the on board FireWire and RS-422 interfaces, as well as the much touted *uncompressed option* originally promised as a feature upgrade for the XDR when it was originally introduced before the product was discontinued by CD. I am quite happy to see CD continue to support the XDR with firmware upgrades. |
An XDR built to order ?
...Hi Dan: If someone wanted to purchase more Flash XDR's, could they get them from Convergent Design ? (Say build to order ?)
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Dear Mark,
We would prefer that you ordered existing units, new units, at our dealers, prior to us restarting production. The answer really depends on how many you would want. |
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