Anybody know of any good places where you can lease studio equipment? Is that even cost effective?
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Well, there are a couple of companies in NYC (and probably elsewhere) that lease remote equipment, including codecs.
But if you are talking something permanent, no, not cost effective. You would get a better rate by just sticking the purchase on your credit card.
There are, of course, equipment leasing companies which really means lease to purchase. Such as GE capital. Again, you can get better financing at your local bank.
But if you are talking something permanent, no, not cost effective. You would get a better rate by just sticking the purchase on your credit card.
There are, of course, equipment leasing companies which really means lease to purchase. Such as GE capital. Again, you can get better financing at your local bank.
> Well, there are a couple of companies in NYC (and probably
> elsewhere) that lease remote equipment, including codecs.
>
> But if you are talking something permanent, no, not cost
> effective. You would get a better rate by just sticking the
> purchase on your credit card.
>
> There are, of course, equipment leasing companies which
> really means lease to purchase. Such as GE capital. Again,
> you can get better financing at your local bank.
>
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> elsewhere) that lease remote equipment, including codecs.
>
> But if you are talking something permanent, no, not cost
> effective. You would get a better rate by just sticking the
> purchase on your credit card.
>
> There are, of course, equipment leasing companies which
> really means lease to purchase. Such as GE capital. Again,
> you can get better financing at your local bank.
>
www.silverlakeaudio.com<P ID="signature">______________
<a href="http://www.tim-clarke.com">
Xtreme Weekends -- LIVE at 7PM EST on Saturday Nights.</P>
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