I really hope you don’t have to lay people off. And we can all wait for our amps. This is a global crisis.
This upcoming week will be the breaker, let's see what the government has in mind.
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I really hope you don’t have to lay people off. And we can all wait for our amps. This is a global crisis.
Damn dude. I feel that pain. I got laid off on Thursday. Sounds like the whole province is on essential only.Unfortunately, the plant was forced to close (temporarily). It officially happened today, hopefully we'll be back soon.
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there is not even an official actual list price, only a nominal list price (which should be close).
Apologies for not scrutinizing the entire thread. Is there a street price yet for this amp?
Thanks! I didn't even think it'd be on their site yet.
Thanks! I didn't even think it'd be on their site yet.
Very reasonable! A lot easier to digest than the $2000 CAD they're asking for a V4b
Traynor/Yorkville and Long & McQuade are all very tightly affiliated. L&M does tonnes of small PA rental and backline stuff all across the country, so it's great exposure for a new product.Pretty gutsy move on Traynor's part to release the first batch of these to the rental market!
Have to think they will not be taken care of as well as an individual owner would plus potential constant hard use.
They must be confident that this new model is robust as the fall out from failed rental units would certainly lead to bad press.
Legend has it that Pete Traynor used to throw the original YBA-1’s out the second floor window to see if they’d survive severe abuse.Pretty gutsy move on Traynor's part to release the first batch of these to the rental market!
Have to think they will not be taken care of as well as an individual owner would plus potential constant hard use.
They must be confident that this new model is robust as the fall out from failed rental units would certainly lead to bad press.

Traynor/Yorkville and Long & McQuade are all very tightly affiliated. L&M does tonnes of small PA rental and backline stuff all across the country, so it's great exposure for a new product.
I always regretted not applying to the Pickering location when I lived out that way.Affiliated, yes... according to employment records, I work for 'Long and McQuade Limited,' but actually work at the Yorkville plant. Jack Long was still coming to work, pretty much daily. Steve (Jack's son and President of the 'company') also has his office at Yorkville. Long and McQuade HO is a short walk from Yorkville.
Rentals are a good testing ground for products and it was true, Pete did throw units off the roof! Those were the days, I came quite a bit later into the mix but was lucky enough to work with all those guys... even it it were for a short period. I've been at Yorkville for 32 years, started in Final QC, tested and beat up a lot of amps in my day! The guys on the assembly line called me "The Hammer" LOL
I always regretted not applying to the Pickering location when I lived out that way.
Sounds like a good place to be.
It’s the way of the world. That’s why work is a four letter word and they have to pay you to show up.It has pros, cons, ups and downs
Affiliated, yes... according to employment records, I work for 'Long and McQuade Limited,' but actually work at the Yorkville plant. Jack Long was still coming to work, pretty much daily. Steve (Jack's son and President of the 'company') also has his office at Yorkville. Long and McQuade HO is a short walk from Yorkville.
Rentals are a good testing ground for products and it was true, Pete did throw units off the roof! Those were the days, I came quite a bit later into the mix but was lucky enough to work with all those guys... even it it were for a short period. I've been at Yorkville for 32 years, started in Final QC, tested and beat up a lot of amps in my day! The guys on the assembly line called me "The Hammer" LOL