2012/07/17 20:46:51
Ham N Egz
But its only $15 right , ??whats $$$15? a few beers/meal/cigs/movie ticket??
2012/07/17 22:16:44
Jonbouy
musicman100


But its only $15 right , ??whats $$$15? a few beers/meal/cigs/movie ticket??


3 Gallons of gas according to Bit.

Although here it would probably amount to 0.6 of a gallon.
2012/07/17 22:30:35
yorolpal
It's actually almost 5 gallons where I live.  But then it would be gone.  And instead, for better or worse, I'll have a plug in that, hopefully...does something useful...that I can use for the foreseeable future and beyond...I'll keep ya posted.
2012/07/17 22:52:10
vintagevibe
Is it 64bit?
2012/07/17 22:57:13
vintagevibe
bitflipper


About where it should have been priced all along, IMO. I might actually buy it at ten bucks. Maybe. 

EDIT: this is not a download, and there is a $3.49 shipping charge. Comes to $14.72 with tax. So if $9.95 was borderline justifiable, $14.72 is just a little further away from that line. Still not sure if it's worth it. (You may have guessed that I don't think much of BBE, but you never know when even a marginal plugin might be usable.)

In the days of analog tape is was absolutly indispensable.  Now I rarely use the plug in.
2012/07/22 23:05:49
yorolpal
It's actually a usable plugin and for this price a bargain.  Whether or not you will use it is up to you.  One should know, however, that all you need from Musicians Friend...although you'll have to wait for the box to arrive apparently...is the serial number.  Then you can simply go on Nomad's site and download the appropriate (32 or 64 bit) plugin and authorize it with their new system.  You DO NOT NEED AN ILOK to use this product.  No matter what it says on the package.  Plus...DO NOT INSTALL THE files on the shipped CD.  Download the appropriate installer from Nomad and follow their online instructions to install and authorize.  HTH.
2012/07/23 18:46:18
bitflipper
My initial attempt to buy the plugin had failed - after filling out the form it just dumped me back to the main page. I figured I'd probably just saved myself $14 and forgot about it. 

Then MF sent me an email saying I had an item in my cart, with a link to finish the transaction. OK, I thought. Fate does want me to buy it. So I clicked on the provided link and it took me back to the MF main page again. Because I had registered as "Guest" and therefore have no account to log in to, there is no way to actually access my shopping cart. The email warned me that I could not reply to it, so even though they know who I am there is no way to actually complete the transaction. I guess my credit card number will persist there forever in digital limbo, at least until some database administrator clears out the uncommitted transactions during annual maintenance.

Don't you just love this fully-automated human-free retail world we all now enjoy? Progress...nobody said it would be easy.
2012/07/23 18:53:07
yorolpal
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2012/07/23 20:27:22
bapu
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2012/07/23 21:27:35
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