The individual team member doesn’t own the blame. (Edited to fix my grammar)The engineer must have been farther behind than we had hoped.
The individual team member doesn’t own the blame. (Edited to fix my grammar)
Ha ha, not sure what “ire” you are refering to, as I didn’t suggest he needed hanged or anything. I sometimes forget that people are a little more sensitive now days, and I’m sure this poor un-named engineer appreciates you running to his defense, whether he needed it or not.Yes really. I know and remember what has been said. Something was behind, but on new-model program launches, there are oversight and reviews. Organizational responsibilities are always shared.
Please don’t get me wrong, I wasn’t implying anything negative. I’m simply saying, that we forum users dont need to direct ire at one poor soul.
I’ll try one last time to clarify. An organization shouldn’t blame oneHa ha, not sure what “ire” you are refering to, as I didn’t suggest he needed hanged or anything. I sometimes forget that people are a little more sensitive now days, and I’m sure this poor un-named engineer appreciates you running to his defense, whether he needed it or not.
My point is being misunderstood. I lead and launch major programs. Leadership has the authority, so leadership is always responsible - not an individual. Enough on this topic.Ha ha, not sure what “ire” you are refering to, as I didn’t suggest he needed hanged or anything. I sometimes forget that people are a little more sensitive now days, and I’m sure this poor un-named engineer appreciates you running to his defense, whether he needed it or not.
Enough on this topic.
Well stated and absolutely true. I'm in a position myself where i can get stuck in the middle of upper management pushing a difficult or impossible deadline, and a team of developers that work extremely hard to get results. Since i write code as well, i know that when you are debugging and trying to do something new it's done when it's done. Hard to put a timeline on figuring out how to get ones and zeroes to do your bidding.I’ll try one last time to clarify. An organization shouldn’t blame one
My point is being misunderstood. I lead and launch major programs. Leadership has the authority, so leadership is always responsible - not an individual. Enough on this topic.
Thanks. You understand project work, eh? Leaders are responsible, to review status while assessing risks and opportunities. I don’t think the other guy does this stuff for a living. I’ve directed and launched major vehicle programs on every continent except Antarctica; multiple platforms, and over 30 nameplates. If something is late and somebody blames one engineer, the room would laugh its ass off. The manager would be shown the door.Well stated and absolutely true. I'm in a position myself where i can get stuck in the middle of upper management pushing a difficult or impossible deadline, and a team of developers that work extremely hard to get results. Since i write code as well, i know that when you are debugging and trying to do something new it's done when it's done. Hard to put a timeline on figuring out how to get ones and zeroes to do your bidding.
Thanks. You understand project work, eh? Leaders are responsible, to review status while assessing risks and opportunities. I don’t think the other guy does this stuff for a living. I’ve directed and launched major vehicle programs on every continent except Antarctica; multiple platforms, and over 30 nameplates. If something is late and somebody blames one engineer, the room would laugh its ass off. The manager would be shown the door.
The FC will be out when it’s ready. I don’t need a third-party device. I can wait. FAS history has proven excellent products, great features, and fantastic support. We’ll all get emails, spend our money, and hope UPS/FedEx don’t stuff up delivery.
The III and FC are less expensive than two vintage or boutique amps, two great speaker cabs, and a Klon / Eventide / Strymon on a piece of plywood. The exchange rate is just the economy, and the various governments skimming money to pay for themselves.That's rich! FC-12 $799 euro = $1,227.29 cad or $934.00 usd
$3500 for Axe Fx III ($5,376.08 cad) + FC-12 = $6603.37 cad
I've been waiting to see some price for the FC's to see what upgrading would roughly cost.
That's rich! FC-12 $799 euro = $1,227.29 cad or $934.00 usd
$3500 for Axe Fx III ($5,376.08 cad) + FC-12 = $6603.37 cad
I've been waiting to see some price for the FC's to see what upgrading would roughly cost.
I’ll try one last time to clarify. An organization shouldn’t blame one
My point is being misunderstood. I lead and launch major programs. Leadership has the authority, so leadership is always responsible - not an individual. Enough on this topic.
https://forum.fractalaudio.com/threads/fc12-timeline.140964/#post-1671067Lots of great info exchanged in this thread. Anyone have any ETA or heard anything (recently) on when we might start seeing the first batch of FC6/12 start shipping? I know lots of folks are eagerly awaiting it!