I pointed a friend of mine to your website. She was skeptical at first, but then found another friend who had one of your 902's. She just ordered. 
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Spread the word! (And if anybody is skeptical, show 'em this forum, especially the pictures thread sticky...they'll surely be impressed!)
Same here, it only took my new sidesho 2 weeks to convince my mom to get a set for herself. And on top of it, I am getting alot of questions from co-workers as well....I will point them to MV for sure.
I like Tony. So don't misunderstand this.
The people that aren't computer literate and just say "Just tell me what to get" I point to MV's site and give them a card because his customer service will beat any similar models out there, and I tell them if they're going to get something with a PCC in this size range, get the sidesho or 902.
The more literate people I know, I explain about my sidesho then point them to this forum. I like it but their taste may not be mine. I know somebody that started with a sidesho and still keeps it around for going out but likes the Ego for the longer battery life. I also know somebody that loved the Chuck because he's a truck driver and wanted something "manly" looking (even though, frankly, with all the switch issues I think they're less durable than more "fragile" looking options out there.)
I think the key to somebody getting off analogs is finding whatever is most comfortable for them.
The people that aren't computer literate and just say "Just tell me what to get" I point to MV's site and give them a card because his customer service will beat any similar models out there, and I tell them if they're going to get something with a PCC in this size range, get the sidesho or 902.
The more literate people I know, I explain about my sidesho then point them to this forum. I like it but their taste may not be mine. I know somebody that started with a sidesho and still keeps it around for going out but likes the Ego for the longer battery life. I also know somebody that loved the Chuck because he's a truck driver and wanted something "manly" looking (even though, frankly, with all the switch issues I think they're less durable than more "fragile" looking options out there.)
I think the key to somebody getting off analogs is finding whatever is most comfortable for them.
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