Dexibell J7 discontinued?

[Radagast]

The J7 is no longer on Dexibell’s site.  The organ page only has the Classico.  The new S10L might serve as a replacement, but it’s still not available.

[ElmerJFudd]

They’ve moved it to Legacy products.  I guess they couldn’t carve out a slice of the small pie Hammond, Nord, Roland, Yamaha, Korg, MAG, Crumar are fighting over - organs centric cover it all boards. 
 

https://www.dexibell.com/product-category/legacy-en/?lang=en

[Delaware Dave]

And to think that I considered buying it as my PC3 replacement, at least until I auditioned it....  Not sorry I passed on it.

[AnotherScott]

43 minutes ago, Radagast said:

The J7 is no longer on Dexibell’s site.  The organ page only has the Classico.  The new S10L might serve as a replacement, but it’s still not available.

I wonder how close the S10L will come to the J7's price. They should offer a kit of replacement caps to make the sliders look like drawbars, then the only real loss from an organ perspective would be the waterfall-shaped keys, but not everyone finds that essential, and I didn't like their particular implementation anyway, another too-heavily sprung version of the TP/8O. Hopefully the S10L keys feel better, despite the altered shape. The pitch/mod wheels, extra patch recall buttons, what seem like assignable outs (hopefully making it easy to add a Vent if desired), extra sample memory, additional front panel controls, and extra pedal input are all nice improvements. 

[Delaware Dave]

2 minutes ago, AnotherScott said:

I wonder how close the S10L will come to the J7's price. They should offer a kit of replacement caps to make the sliders look like drawbars, then the only real loss from an organ perspective would be the waterfall-shaped keys, but not everyone finds that essential, and I didn't like their particular implementation anyway, another too-heavily sprung version of the TP/8O. Hopefully the S10L keys feel better, despite the altered shape. The pitch/mod wheels, extra patch recall buttons, what seem like assignable outs (hopefully making it easy to add a Vent if desired), extra sample memory, additional front panel controls, and extra pedal input are all nice improvements. 

one of the videos had an MSRP of $3500

[AnotherScott]

12 minutes ago, Delaware Dave said:

one of the videos had an MSRP of $3500

Based on the sweetwater page, the J7 has a list of $2800 and street of $2500, so that $3500 list would probably end up at 31-ish. Psychologically, at least, it would be nice if they could get the street down to $2999, but what with global inflation, I won't be optimistic. In that sense, it's good that you can still even get the J7 for $2500, because that's been its price for a good while, while other boards have gotten pricier.