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Bear in mind that this is reduced for web use and it is a pre-production machine. We don’t anticipate any major changes to the look so this should give you an idea…
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K.
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You just can’t get the staff these days, try to take a quality picture and someone puts their big hand all over the soap drawer.
Can we get a picture of the soap drawer please 😈
JohnRe: First Photo
Sorry John, it’s my hand and we could not resist the photo, it reminded us of the Rudi fingers from Sibson quite some time ago 😆
Kevin
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Penguin45 wrote:Nothing to do with a name or logo underneath then
How did you guess Chris?
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Prototype……… I think it’s going to be white now anyway. Kev’s been listening. Shame, I like silver (not because it reminds me of fish…..) and it goes with anything.
The Proline T1000 (Balay) was launching in my Comet days – the prototype finished up in Central Stores and wasn’t actually painted at all!
Keep reading……
Chris.
We listened Mark. We took note and we adapted.
Unlike a traditional manufacturer (:roll:) this is for the independents so we actually listen to what we’re being told and then do something about it. I know that may come as a shock to many but I can assure you it’s true.
We actually want the feeback, we want the comments and we value it and will do something about it if we can to address it. And we’ll do exactly the same from end users.
Why? Simple, this is to help you guys and if you want something adding to the instruction manual, a change made on the fascia or an issue with some of the silliest little things that have traditionally annoyed the death out us, we want to put it right.
Many people have told us, since we told everyone about this, that silver was wrong and that white was better. so we changed it in accordance with the general will of you guys that want to sell it.
Like I said, something of a revolution.
K.
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We (well I) kind of got the opinion at the meeting that Silver had been decided, rubber stamped and into production and yet, only a few days later we hear that is not the case. Just how far down the road is this project I ask myself and you?
We had the ability to change, so we did.
We should have the first batch in December, not sure on the date just yet.
K.
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That’s the beauty of modern production techniques – you can run it down to the wire.
Chris.
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