Hello fellow synth lovers,
I find myself in a state of increasing distress as each new synth announcement seems to erode the monetary worth of my prized collection. It’s as though every fresh model introduced to the market directly diminishes the financial value of my rare and vintage synthesizers. These ongoing releases not only saturate the market but also dilute the exclusivity of classic pieces.
The relentless pace of innovation feels like a direct attack on the investment potential of our collections.
How do we safeguard our investments from becoming mere relics in the face of constant technological 'progress'?
Is there a legal avenue to address this devaluation?
I find myself in a state of increasing distress as each new synth announcement seems to erode the monetary worth of my prized collection. It’s as though every fresh model introduced to the market directly diminishes the financial value of my rare and vintage synthesizers. These ongoing releases not only saturate the market but also dilute the exclusivity of classic pieces.
The relentless pace of innovation feels like a direct attack on the investment potential of our collections.
How do we safeguard our investments from becoming mere relics in the face of constant technological 'progress'?
Is there a legal avenue to address this devaluation?
Statistics: Posted by NoGuitars — Tue Apr 16, 2024 3:04 pm — Replies 8 — Views 183