Whoot, a new wave machine from Germany?!?

[Frank Lang]

While googling around I discovered a quite impressing video showing
an unknown (new?) wave motion machine called "tube.one" at youtube,
which seems to be manufactured on order.

Following the yt-posted link I came over to the supplier´s site at
www.neoscop.net and learned that this device is made by a
German company.

I also live in Germany, about 250 kilometers from the vendors adress,
so it could be interesting to get in touch with those folks to grab
further facts & details about this machine. 

Is it equal to the German machine which I´ve found already mentioned
in several older posts? Couldn´t catch any working links from those old
discussions.

Has anybody seen this unit in reality or any other further informations
about it?


Thanks,
Frank

[Jim]

Holy cow that is incredible, but it looks like it would command a very high price tag.

[Brad]

wow, that looks awesome.  this is the first time i've seen the video.  agreed, jim - looks like it would cost a lot.  let us know if you get some info on pricing, frank.  thanks

[Tim Gill]

Yea its not going to be the cheapest wave machine there is but then again what wave machine is cheap now. I think it will be a bit more or about the same price as you expect to pay for a average condition lava world wave machine.

It looks very German and its defiantly interesting and a different take on the older models.

They said in the video it will be released spring this year so I am guessing closer to the time a price will be given as well.

It would also be good to know if these are customisable or if the only option is blue.

[Erin]

Leave it up to the Germans to over-engineer something (I say that as a former VW owner). Looks sweet!

[Frank Lang]

Couldn´t let my fingers of the keyboard to get more facts about this thing, resulting to this:

http://the-gadgeteer.com/2013/01/25/neoscop-tube-one-wave-machine-f...

including a bunch of additional details.

Jep, this one is totally new and definitively NOT cheap! Looks like they´re aiming at the high-grade & luxury markets.
Ok, this might work if they reach those high & top earners, like it also does with watches & other premium stuff.

3.3k € is a lot of money, on the other hand this machine is most likely unique in the world and the best one ever made.
I´ve signaled my interest via their contact form, now looking forward to the response. Like my Breitling watch, which I´ve allowed myself years ago, this could be conceivable as an 'once in a lifetime' acquisition.

I´ll keep you informed about my dialouge with them.

[Jim]

$4500 is just a little too rich for my blood, but major props for an absolutely over the top wave machine design.

[Tim Gill]

I knew it would be pricy but not that much, this is surley a one in a lifetime purchase for somthing like that unless you have lodes of money and spending over 4 grand on a wave machine is just short change.

[Metallica Man Trevor]

This is cool!!

[Frank Lang]

I´ve called the makers this week, catched further details and did a post about it
in the Wave Machine group, see here:
http://oozinggoo.ning.com/group/ridethewavemachine/forum/topics/new...