Hi Eric,
Below is a message from Keny Whitright, president of Wybron:
It is nice to hear you are using Coloram IIs. We appreciate that a lot. You are using the 3rd generation of the device we invented in 1979. They were built between 1992 and 2005. So the average age of your generation color changer is 13 years. The longevity of these units is part of our value offering.
We add similar value to our ColorExpress gel string service. Just one aspect is that we stock in-depth all the colors from Lee, GAM, and Rosco, as well as some of the colors from Apollo. And we have done that for 20 years.
I appreciate that times are tough and everyone must save where they can. I can only say that the extra money we charge goes to feed our kids too, and some of it goes to continuing to invent the future. If you choose to help with that, I would be grateful.
Keny Whitright
While I appreciate that someone from Wybron took the time to chime in, this doesn't really seem like a very good case for purchasing their products, unless I'm missing something. As Apollo has also said that they can make strings with other manufacturers' gels so it doesn't seem like Wybron is actually able to list a single advantage to purchasing their strings over Apollo's. While I would obviously like to keep Keny's children from starving, Apollo also employs parents soooo.... Maybe I'm missing something, but this just doesn't seem like a compelling argument to me.
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