so the NT rumours are true

[ALIHISGREAT]

My bet is a replacement for the PMR line.

The dye label will mean they can charge £350-400.

What i would like to see is a balanced dye spoolie without the LPR - kind of like a shocker.

 

[Lump]

i must say, i kinda like the look of this, have not been a fan of the DM range. but i am looking forward to seeing the whole thing

 

[Devrij]

Yeah, with the pmr line being discontinued they'll need a new entry level line to replace it, although I always thought they were dropping the pmr to boost DM sales

 

[Gassy]

promo pics of Ollie Lang in the new Ironman gear and Holding the marker were up on the nation earlier but have been removed,I couldn't be arsed stealing the pic at the time DOH !!!

EDIT**I see spangley got it though,lol that will teach me to read all the thread

 

[spangley_special]

promo pics of Ollie Lang in the new Ironman gear and Holding the marker were up on the nation earlier but have been removed,I couldn't be arsed stealing the pic at the time DOH !!!

I've rehosted check the previous page

 

[Bambulus]

Yeah, with the pmr line being discontinued they'll need a new entry level line to replace it, although I always thought they were dropping the pmr to boost DM sales

So now they have entry level and high level markers, with nothing in between?

Why would dye drop their mid range markers? It doesn't make sense for them to drop out of the midrange market, I thought proto were doing well in that area.


Unless they are releasing a new midrange series which nobody knows about...

 

[SAMUEL.D.RYAN]

So now they have entry level and high level markers, with nothing in between?

Why would dye drop their mid range markers? It doesn't make sense for them to drop out of the midrange market, I thought proto were doing well in that area.


Unless they are releasing a new midrange series which nobody knows about...

Huh? What do you consider midrange? The PMR? I'd imagine people are more likely to go for a used PM/DM than a new PMR. Am I wrong?

 

[Bambulus]

Huh? What do you consider midrange? The PMR? I'd imagine people are more likely to go for a used PM/DM than a new PMR. Am I wrong?

You're wrong if we're talking solely about first hand purchases, which is what Dye will be thinking about. Second hand is of no worth to them unless it's them selling it.

My point is that they previously had markers in the entry, mid range and high levels. They discontinued the PM series last year and are discontinuing the PMR range this year - they seem to be backing out of the mid range market, and I can't understand why. Maybe I'm being dense.

 

[uncle_osiris]

It was because although the proto's were mid ranged priced they were high end guns. so Dye/Proto weer shooting themselves in the foot abit I guess.

 

[SAMUEL.D.RYAN]

You're wrong if we're talking solely about first hand purchases, which is what Dye will be thinking about. Second hand is of no worth to them unless it's them selling it.

My point is that they previously had markers in the entry, mid range and high levels. They discontinued the PM series last year and are discontinuing the PMR range this year - they seem to be backing out of the mid range market, and I can't understand why. Maybe I'm being dense.

I think you misunderstood my post. I said that I thought most people would buy a used earlier model of a high end matrix instead of buying a new PMR. That's why i'd imagine they're getting poor sales. It's a case of, "Oh, I haven't got enough money for the latest marker, so i'll run this one until i need spares or buy a similar older marker".