Just to say, EAS are alive and well (but not living in Dagenham). They just chose to give the distribution rights to RN under a particular agreement. They have stated that the still exist as an independent company and will continue developing. RN will not be hiring new developers to tweak the product line, if any changes are made, EAS will do them.Lagrange wrote:I bought IXL a couple of days before EAS went bust so I was kinda freaked out.. Other than that I own (and use religiously) firium, equium and neodynium.. I just didn't like the way that there was no warning that EAS was going to sell their product off like that. I love my original EAS plugs and have no plans to update them..
EAS also said that they may develop other product lines that may be distributed via other channels (ie not just an RN monopoly on EAS code). However, they have nothing to announce just now.
sorry about the very obscure Young Ones reference, btw. If anyone knows where it is from, you can have a large pat on the back. If you can contrive a link to Bill Bruford from it as well, you get an extra 20 points
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