Steve Sherrick
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We are excited to announce that Wooden Camera is now part of The Vitec Group! Wooden Camera was founded in 2011 with our first product the A-Box, which converts the RED Epic's 3.5mm audio input to XLR. We have since grown organically and now have a product line that includes baseplates, matteboxes, power distribution, cages, and much more. Customers already turn to Wooden Camera when they need to mount a SmallHD monitor, Teradek transmitter, Anton Bauer battery and other items. Now as an official part of the Vitec Group we look forward to many new possibilities.
What's changing? In short, nothing will change with regards to our customer service, innovative new products, and speed of delivery. You will still be able to purchase online or through our great dealer network!
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If true, that sucks balls.
I don't know. I have mixed feelings.
I remember having fantastic service from Paralinx. When the got bought and Dan left, unfortunately their customer service really got much worse. Ryan has been fantastic so far. I hope they don't become a faceless entity that cares only about the bottom line...
They are buying everyone good, small HD, parralinx, now wooden, there should be some nice product integration coming that's for sure
I don't know. I have mixed feelings.
I remember having fantastic service from Paralinx. When the got bought and Dan left, unfortunately their customer service really got much worse. Ryan has been fantastic so far. I hope they don't become a faceless entity that cares only about the bottom line...
Felt a bit sad reading the email from Wooden camera. They were responsive, created good products and I trusted them. Now as part of a conglomerate, I am not sure how things work. At times they streamline the portfolio. Hope the cheaper stuff doesn't get eliminated and/or price steeped up to keep with the overall brand.
From the perspective of the owners, I can understand that they book profits and move on. You have a idea and then grow it till sometime and if you find that the competition is tough henceforth or if you think the valuation is great, then its time to sell.
Wooden Camera is a much smaller entity than the OConnor and Sachtler. Wonder whether it will get merged or remain independent. If independent then can it take independent decisions like product lines?