[diver110]

Kaan just came out last year. Will, say, the SE 100 hurt Kaan sales? Seams like much new gear too quickly can make people want to wait for the latest, greatest....

 

[Hanesu]

Kaan just came out last year. Will, say, the SE 100 hurt Kaan sales? Seams like much new gear too quickly can make people want to wait for the latest, greatest....

Do you mean „Kann“?

 

[diver110]

Whoops, sorry. I can never keep the spelling straight.

 

[Chik0240]

Possibly, but KANN most likely gets hurt with its size... even as a geek who don’t care much about size of the quality rocks, the KANN is too much..

 

[iridium7777]

i sure hope so, i want to pick one up in the 2nd hand market

 

[Signal2Noise]

Hurt sales? Likely boost it if A&K are willing to do a price reduction to move excess stock if there is.

 

[Dionysus]

The Kann serves a completely different demographic. The Kann is for those who do not care about size or bulk, and want the amp output of a dedicated amp, without having to strap one on and can drive full size cans with the most output of AK DAP.
The new players like the SR15 or SE100 basically replace MK70II and the AK320 at their respective price points.

 

[diver110]

The Kann serves a completely different demographic. The Kann is for those who do not care about size or bulk, and want the amp output of a dedicated amp, without having to strap one on and can drive full size cans with the most output of AK DAP.
The new players like the SR15 or SE100 basically replace MK70II and the AK320 at there respective price points.

Maybe, but to coming out with too many new products undermines the sales of the old ones.

 

[yong_shun]

I think Kann still own certain markets even with the new model release. I really like the amp design of Kann. It is truly standalone player now in the market without the need to stack another amp and strap it around. I think there are definitely audiophiles choose Kann over other models.