Bespoke
Sonneteer offer all their products in a range of colours and to special order. When a customer orders a Sonneteer Morpheus Server, for example, the aluminium for the main chassis block is then taken to be hand engraved by our local engraver. It is then sent on to be colour anodised to the colour chosen by the customer from the range of twelve on offer. In the mean time all the electronics will have been built and tested ready for assembly. Once fully built the unit is fully tested again and packaged ready to ship out to the customer.
Should the customer have a more specific need, like matching the unit to a specific colour on their furniture, then Sonneteer will be happy to work with them and the anodiser to achieve this as best possible.
The above process is similarly repeated across the range of Sonneteer products.
The Sonneteer SedleyUSB is another typical example of a product which is specifically aimed at music lovers who love to listen through their vinyl recordings. The product can be set up to match specifically to the users record player and stylus cartridge which specification wise can vary considerably from make to make. If this information is made available then Sonneteer can set the SedleyUSB up from the factory to match the customers own.
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