Yeah I think you're right, it will sell. I think it will 'appear' to have sold a lot more than it really has though. I can't back that up with anything other than as you say, the big vinyl revival has never and will never happen. It will just be reported so much in the music press (along with PR about the new TT) it will 'appear' to be on every kids Xmas list and used by every name DJ.
As soon as the first QBert video lands the 'credibility' of the TT will be fixed for ever. Then they just need to get one of these hip young barn dance DJ's like that Seth Troxler guy who seems to be the oracle for 20odd year olds these days and they will have the 'cool hip' category covered. (i dont actually know if Troxler uses vinyl/timecode, he's just a buzzword I keep hearing around here).
On price, I guess that's still Pioneer's prerogative to charge whatever they deem worthy even if they are knocking them out at under Super OEM price which I think they will. Pio have the resources to do all these things cheaper than say Reloop (again, my assumption).
I guess under cutting the average 1210 price will seem to 'under value' a Pioneer product which they would never do.
Pioneer are the Stella Artois of the music world: "Reassuringly Expensive" - obviously only reassuring if you buy into what they make as the best on the market.
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