The company will be keeping production and product development in Asheville, but joining inMusic will give them access to InMusic’s more efficient supply chain and distribution.
That’s… interesting. Really not sure how I feel about this, given the rest of inMusic’s portfolio, but it’s much too early to tell what the impacts will be. On the plus side, though, it seems to fill a niche for both companies? Software design from inMusic and analog design from Moog.
Agree, too early to tell how it will pan out. It might allow Moog to compete with the Behringer clones on price by scaling up some non-US manufacturing. I hope they keep the US manufacturing arm too, even if it’s only for more the boutique or expensive models (that I’ll likely never own, but like the idea that they exist !).
That’s… interesting. Really not sure how I feel about this, given the rest of inMusic’s portfolio, but it’s much too early to tell what the impacts will be. On the plus side, though, it seems to fill a niche for both companies? Software design from inMusic and analog design from Moog.
Agree, too early to tell how it will pan out. It might allow Moog to compete with the Behringer clones on price by scaling up some non-US manufacturing. I hope they keep the US manufacturing arm too, even if it’s only for more the boutique or expensive models (that I’ll likely never own, but like the idea that they exist !).