DW Acquired by Roland
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Wow, even if Don Lombardi and John Good keep their position at DW, it's a big deal right ?
I think so.
I think so.
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65M deal apparently.
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If it helps staying afloat and helps with e.g. distribution it could be a good thing.
Hopefully they'll respect the legacy, which I see reason to doubt in this specific case. DW's actually been good for Gretsch as far as I can see and I hope that trend continues. Times are uncertain and Roland has generally stayed solid as a company. as for electronics I like what I see from Pearl a bit more, but it depends.
Hopefully they'll respect the legacy, which I see reason to doubt in this specific case. DW's actually been good for Gretsch as far as I can see and I hope that trend continues. Times are uncertain and Roland has generally stayed solid as a company. as for electronics I like what I see from Pearl a bit more, but it depends.
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I'm interested in Slingerland news regarding DW
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In my mind news is Gretsch Acquired by Roland...
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Since Gretsch is what I like that would be something I can relate to.
I guess it can go both ways, but just guessing I think this is mostly about DW and Roland sharing technology and that they will keep the small brands they own mostly as is.
For those mostly into electronic stuff I guess not everyone's happy, but if it means I can go to a normal store here in Norway that have all the Roland stuff and now get easier access to Gretsch, Slingerland and all LP products LP, I wouldn't mind that at all. Gretsch is crazy expensive in Norway.
I guess it can go both ways, but just guessing I think this is mostly about DW and Roland sharing technology and that they will keep the small brands they own mostly as is.
For those mostly into electronic stuff I guess not everyone's happy, but if it means I can go to a normal store here in Norway that have all the Roland stuff and now get easier access to Gretsch, Slingerland and all LP products LP, I wouldn't mind that at all. Gretsch is crazy expensive in Norway.
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At least there's this long overdue upgrade.
https://www.roland.com/global/products/spd-sx_pro/
I'm gonna cook up some breakfast and then watch this.
https://www.roland.com/global/products/spd-sx_pro/
I'm gonna cook up some breakfast and then watch this.
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Re: DW Acquired by Roland
SONOR must feel like
an often traded red-haired
step child.
Poor Sonor.
an often traded red-haired
step child.
Poor Sonor.
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