So my ongoing results are weird.Tested OK with half a dozen of browsers based on Wabkit,
Exactly what I get.It says: "No products available yet".
In fact I was more suspecting something USA related initially. What about now?Current macbook connected to a VPN with USAnian IP Address - same result (so not a UK specific location thing)
@boXemCurrent macbook connected to a VPN with USAnian IP Address - same result (so not a UK specific location thing)
Yes - I am seeing products correctly now - but without the filters.It's not Apple related, family member in Frane has no issue from both MacOS and iOS.
I removed the new filter, if you guys can tell me if it was the root cause?
Yes, removed the filter I spent half a day to configureHave you changed something?
Thanks a lot for the extensive testing.Windows virtual machine - same result: no products listed - both edge and brave browsers.
Safari on iPhone - same result. I turned off wifi to use the telephone providers network (different from my home network) same result.
Tor browser (The Onion Router) - I can see the pages and products correctly - no matter how many times I change the exit node.
Old macbook - on Safari - same result (so not a machine specific thing)
Old macbook- on safari - connected to iphone hotspot - same result (So not a network thing)
Current macbook connected to a VPN with USAnian IP Address - same result (so not a UK specific location thing)
It's ok here nowIn fact I was more suspecting something USA related initially. What about now?
@amper42 @Soniclife @3ll3d00d ?
UK. It's started working now.From which country if I may?
It's not Apple related, family member in Frane has no issue from both MacOS and iOS.
I removed the new filter, if you guys can tell me if it was the root cause?
Not really hard for somebody who held a screwdriver once in his life, just that Purifi doesn't allow us to directly sell modules to customers.By the way is that hard to install in an existing Arthur 4215/E2 case?
Mmmm, thanks but no thanks. I don't know about reliability but ergonomics are catastrophic.Wordpress+Woocommerce
Not really hard for somebody who held a screwdriver once in his life, just that Purifi doesn't allow us to directly sell modules to customers.![]()
it also confused me last summer, but i was helped out by Keith at Purite Audio down the road and bought the one he told me!Not me who said it - I am not a potential purchaser at the moment, but I can give you some feedback.
For me, what is missing is an overview of your product range and a clear understanding of the differences between each model.
For example - do I need Arthur, or A series? From looking at your site, I have no idea.
Then when I click on "A Series," I can select between 20 different items - but the only info shown is the model number and price. I can't even see if they are mono, stereo, or multi-channel. Same on the Arthur page except for fewer options. The only way to find out what each model offers is to drill down to view the detailed specifications. At this point, if I were a potential purchaser, I might just give up. As a non-purchaser, I already have - meaning I am less likely to return if I want a new amp in the future.
For me - as a minimum, you need:
1 - An "in your face" (meaning right there on the home page) description of the headline differences between your Arthur and A series ranges.
2 - On each range's home page - under each item, a statement of channel number and rated power is an absolute minimum. Better would be a table with a line per item, a thumbnail picture in the left column with the model number, and showing key specifications for each. For me, I'd also want to be able to easily see which modules the amp is based on. Being able to filter the table for channel number, and module type would be good.
Hope that helps.![]()
@boXem... can you please elaborate for US customers why this is the case?Nothing is ever permanent.
We sell only in EUR since a while now, and we stopped shipping to USA since a few weeks. The ratio effort/gain had unfortunately become quite uninteresting.
B2C from outside USA to inside USA has just become too complicated for a small company if the number 1 priority is customer satisfaction. Lost a small percentage of sales to gain a high percentage of sleep.@boXem... can you please elaborate for US customers why this is the case?