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skaloola
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Zslane
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skaloolaYeah, it's a double-edged sword, I think. A fully sculpted profile has a timeless quality that makes sculpted sets instant classics in most cases, but they also have a smaller following, making MOQs sometimes hard to reach. Uniform R3 may be a bland, middle-of-the-road choice focused on functionality, but it does have the virtue of reaching a lot of buyers. Not only do such sets hit MOQs pretty quickly, the larger numbers of sets made insures a healthy aftermarket for folks who missed out on the group buy.
And hey, maybe uniform R3 is like a gateway drug to sculpted row profiles. Every Danger Zone buyer is a potential sculpted-SA fanatic in the making!
And hey, maybe uniform R3 is like a gateway drug to sculpted row profiles. Every Danger Zone buyer is a potential sculpted-SA fanatic in the making!
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SA in uniform R3 just seems like a waste to me. i didn't realize it until recently when I received modern selectric.
i'm guessing the reasoning is for colemak/dvorak/whatevermak users.. oh well, live and let live