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Default The William cooktop

On Sun, 29 Aug 2010 11:03:52 -0500, Swingman wrote:

On 8/29/2010 10:31 AM, Robatoy wrote:

Once the tooling matrixes and silkscreens are paid for (no biggie IME)
they have to be able to sell them. I expect an expensive, but short,
honeymoon, then a serious price drop IF the thing even gets out of the
gate. You can charge only SO much for 'cool' for only SO long.
My guess? $ 3500.00 initially.


Agreed ... but lot's folks don't seem to blink at $3.5k these days for a
cooktop. Current kitchen job has a 48" Capital gas range being installed
that is twice that.


The range we're looking at is a bit over $2500 but it'll cost around $1000 to
get gas to it (the propane tank is on the opposite end of the house). We're
debating whether it's worth it, or just stay with an electric range, also
$2500. $3500 isn't out of sight, though I'd be afraid of its reliability
around lightning.

(I was tempted to send them the video last night to see it "The William"
might be of interest in lieu of the Capital ... I just want to play with
it.)