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That's a crap shoot. It's supposed to be AFTER, but many have gotten the freebie just spending the $98

Some discount!

Syntronik is $199. Deluxe is $269 if you buy it outright. But if you already own Syntronik the upgrade is $99

Maybe...but these aren't from a Group Buy...they're from Hardware...and they never go away

Nope...this was from almost 2 years ago...they never go away...LOL

Syntronik Deluxe is an upgrade from Syntronik. It contains the Synths that are missing from Syntronik..

Nope...I'm stuck with these promos in my "Promotions" area forever!

Sidebar: I STILL have 5 Promo Picks available from a previous purchase, and I can't pick anything because all the choices are "greyed out" LOL I asked IK if I could trade them for something I didn't have....the answer was NO

Yes. Gold is $695 and Diamond is $795. I own EWHO Diamond. My upgrade to Opus Edition is $495? Pretty insane, and r e t a r d e d on the part of East West...

Yes...the $199.99 would qualify you for crossgrade pricing...so you are correct that there is no need for the $99.99 purchase, but you'd lose the second set of freebies, and if I were a new customer I think that would be worth the $99.99 purchase, as you could end up with 52 products for the price of 2 if this were to go all the way...IJS

You don't need to spend $199.99 to qualify for a crossgrade...only $99.99, so just buy a $99.99 product, and you qualify for crossgrade pricing!

If you want to do that even cheaper...buy 300 gear credits for $224.99 minus 30% Jampoints, If you have them, would = $157.49 so you could spend 100 credits on a $99.99 product, and then the remaining 200 credits on a $199.99 product making the entire outlay $157.49 for $300 worth of products AND get 2 x FREEBIES!

PLUS....DOUBLE THE FREEBIES!

That's true...in that aspect...I understand what you're saying, so yes that would be good way to go!

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Still wrong. It's based on what you've PAID, not the retail price of the product. Buying a $99.99 product gets you in the Group Buy at $99.99 tier. If you THEN buy a $199.99 crossgrade, that gets you in the Group Buy AGAIN at the $199.99 tier....NOT the $299.99 tier

IK Crossgrades are from products $99 or more...but the Crossgrade for $199 still only gets you products for $199...not $299

Yes...that's already been covered.

$29 for The Hoser and $39 for XT (which includes The Hoser) https://www.audiodeluxe.com/category/brands/boz-digital-labs

If it shows up in your account as a Serial # then YES you can give it away

Right...the 8 would be ideal for the foreseeable future...but way out of my price range... even the 4 and the 2 are out of my price range

Lord knows that if I could, I certainly would!

Personally, if I could afford it, I'd go with the 4 Tb. It's not like you're not going to use it! But the 2 Tb would be sufficient. I only have a 1 Tb and it's doing the job! But I'd love to move my samples ALL onto a bigger SSD.

Reverb Foundry HD Cart is $79 right now. The end date of the sale is unknown: https://www.reverbfoundry.com/hd-cart