its just a plastic box. get a 3d printer and rasberry pi

@@AckzaTV nah i think the majority of the appeal is having a nice tactile thing made of high-quality materials. if you needed any of these, there are infinitely cheaper options that would probably work just as well, but there's nothing that feels like any of these am i saying that justifies the price? absolutely fucking not

@@AckzaTV It's expensive, but in no way is it plastic

it is so clearly not plastic @@AckzaTV

@@funy0n583 it’s aluminium.. I own it 😂🤡

Not even close. These guys make IKEA grade products for the price of a Koenigsegg.

I don't know if that's a compliment or insult. I'm genuinely undecided.

@@user-fed-yum I’m talking about their pricing and advertisements lol

Apple products honestly aren't that overpriced anymore, especially the apple silicon laptops which for 999 have incredible battery life, good build and outperform comparable Windows notebooks. The non-pro iPads too are well built and affordable. The only things apple makes that are definitely overpriced now are certain “pro” products, definitely the Mac Pro and Pro Display XDR as well as the accessories for them, but those are targeted towards workplaces, movie and design studios, not consumers. They’ve definitely stretched the pro name to things that are consumer focused like AirPods but yeah, apples consumer pricing isn’t that bad anymore for what you get. TE's stuff is absolutely much more focused on being luxury and niche products than Apple which is unfortunate. I remember when TE launched the OP1 at 799 and people said it was overpriced back then, I don't think it was given that they were a new company and the build quality and tech were ahead of the rest of the competition but now it's inexcusable for them to be charging 1400 for the exact same product and 2000 for the sequel.

@@Kdkjdjewerdnxa 🍎🪯🙏

It’s not avant garde… more like mannerism

It’s 60’s avant-garde in this case. Type Dieter Rams Braun in Google…

Thnx ;)

Do you which version this is? I can’t find it with the singing.

@@hailsnow unfortunately not. Still searching ;). Will let you know if I find it.

@@hailsnow Probably recorded just for this

@@theunheardprophet4315 Yep, description says "alto-soprano captured using CM-15". Would be great to know who's playing and singing though?

D’ya have a smartphone? ..then ya have an mp3 player! …I’d argue they never (really) left

@@stanleythrewbrick I'd argue not everyone want to have all the things in one place and some REALLY dislike "smart"phone for a diverse range of reasons Specially since the more we go, the more the world use those "smart" devices to control and spy on your ass, so no thanks

3.5mm and 1/4" jack... actually love that

You is SIMPIN really really badly... they are bringing back the sweat band soon... only £5000!!!

🤣🤣And don't forget your £250 white t-shirt

I forgot bastle made an upgrade from dude. But you can’t compare it to TX-6… The Bestie has no effects, no save to USB among many other features the TX-6 have… Sure its 1/4 of the price, but you lose so many features

honestly the zoom h4n and shure combo will not sound great - noisy preamps on the zoom and a 57/58 is the wtftj. it's absolutely fine for learning (i cut my teeth on an H5) but it will run its course in a few years. an sd mixpre 6 and a pair clippies won't cost that much more and will be WORLDS better as a field kit. as for the TP-7 and CM-15, sexy as hell but i'd want to see specs before i compare it to pro or prosumer field gear.

@@lostlanguag.es_ „won’t cost that much more“? Are you kidding me?

@@dominicstocker5144 i totally get the hesitation, but it really wouldn't be *that* much more.. it certainly wouldn't be anywhere near $3300. clippies will run you about $125 for a matched pair. the SD will cost around a grand. if you don't need/want the extra channels, you can do a mixpre 3, which is around $900. and lots of people like the zoom F series; i haven't tried it so i can't say. i *have* extensively used an H5 and others in the H series, and just found in the end it was a bit too noisy and needed to trade up. the way i encourage students to think about it is like buying a camera body (the recorder/preamps) and a lens (the mics). the clippies are a great, cheap "lens," similar to DPA 4060s at about 1/10 the cost (obviously not totally on par with DPA, but the EM272 is a great capsule). At $125, if you need to level up, or get something with a more dedicated function (shotgun, etc.), you can do it without it hurting too much. the difference between an H series recorder and mix-pre (or zoom F series) is night and day, though, so it all depends on how soon you want to change up the "body" if you end up becoming a serious hobbyist. but, it'll definitely be fine for a few years. my biggest gripe in the initial comment was the SM 57/58, which is just the wrong tool for the job. also, i was comparing $500 v $1000 v $3300. ymmv! 🎧🌲🦗

it would be cool if they make an opz that can do everything with a fair price

Right!??

Also having stereo pairs for synths instead of like.... 80 mono channels and 2 stereo channels.

Totally agree that the TX-6 is awesome. I don't however understand the appeal of the other 2 products... especially the condenser mic when you can pick up a Tula for a quarter of the price

Probably because its a larger product and its a synth. It also has its own product video. This is just promoting the additions to the field system

@@bluebaconjake405 makes sense when I think of it that way, I suppose

they went over budget

And thats what bedroom producing is all about right?...wait...

I've been waiting fo this comment.

I had an original OP-1 for a bit... definitely pretty janky! I've got a TX-6 which is much better built. I can't comment on OP-1 Field as I haven't used one but it's disappointing to hear that the build quality isn't any better than the original.

For the amount of money that is needed for that, you could get a submarine ride

I heard an employee say at Superbooth (in a Cuckoo video?) that someone has done exactly this. With a TX-6 in "dj mode" acting as the cross fader

The ultimate soy latte hipster move 😆😆

doing so would make pioneer gear seem reasonably priced in comparison

I guess that it would be too much 😁

be nearly unobtainable due to price or supply shortage

It sings opera.

No? This is a recording device, not a music player. The cost is way higher than the walkman

@@untrust2033Ok sperg

It’s not sold out

@@vvlvmusic Yeah it is. There's no add to cart button on the website. Only a button to notify me when it's in stock again.

I think there is an option to turn of the wheel during replay.

@@dertyp6767 Cheers for the info.

Those would definitely be better in a studio but you can't fit all that in your pocket the way you can with these

@@tristanwh9466 I field record all the time, a zoom is inexpensive and small. If you want to actually get profitable, paid work done these are a waste of money. It's just for gear collectors. The only thing that seems reasonable is the mixer, cause it's small ( For live dawless performances or setting up a portable briefcase setup ). But again. For a few dollars you can just strap a zoom to your outputs. Or use a normal cheap mixer.

Ummmmmm....yup.