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DaySequerra buys Orban from CRL

Jeez.. First Bob sells Orban to a large international company with Harmon, then Harmon sells to a smaller company with CRL and to now another smaller company with DaySequerra. What's next, back to Bob? Seems to me that, like most broadcast-centric gear manufacturers, those focused on expensive audio processing for radio and TV, it's just too small of a business model for larger organizations.
 
Most of the large audio - video conglomerates are only interested in selling tonnage. They have to move lots of products to keep the wheels turning. Sometimes they buy smaller companies just to get patents. Sometimes they think they will be able to use the small companies sterling reputation to increase their marketing base. When they discover that sales volume in broadcast products is sometimes measured in single digits, the bean counters go to work and either kill off the company or spin it off to someone else. To be honest, I much prefer dealing with a small company whose owners take pride in their products and have a part in the company's day to day operation. Broadcasting is a relatively small community. It is nice to actually know the people who supply it. I suspect this move may be a good thing for both DaySequerra and Orban. I hope so.
 
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