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Edison Group Buy Top Three Poll


Brian C

Which one will it be?  

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  1. 1. Which one Edison for group buy?

    • Pearl with clip
    • Pearl without clip
    • Pearlette with clip
    • Pearlette without clip
    • #76 with clip
    • #76 without clip


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For the sake of conversation, I'd rank them Pearlette, 76, Pearl from first to third.

 

I think we have finally found the variation that would be a deal breaker for me. I don't do clipless pens. The only one I own is a Kaweco, and I keep meaning to pick up an accommodation clip for it. It drives me nuts. I am flexible on model and would definitely think of buying any of these three. I am flexible about materials to a point. I'm flexible about filling system. No clip would drive me batty.

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For the sake of conversation, I'd rank them Pearlette, 76, Pearl from first to third.

 

I think we have finally found the variation that would be a deal breaker for me. I don't do clipless pens. The only one I own is a Kaweco, and I keep meaning to pick up an accommodation clip for it. It drives me nuts. I am flexible on model and would definitely think of buying any of these three. I am flexible about materials to a point. I'm flexible about filling system. No clip would drive me batty.

 

I agree with you. I need a clip on my pens. I hope one of them with a clip wins. A pen without a clip looks unfinished to me.

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The fact that we might be looking at the Pearlette also says C/C because the last thing I saw from Brian G about the Pearlette seemed to suggest it might not even work as a bulb filler just based on the necessary dimensions to get proper filling.

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The fact that we might be looking at the Pearlette also says C/C because the last thing I saw from Brian G about the Pearlette seemed to suggest it might not even work as a bulb filler just based on the necessary dimensions to get proper filling.

 

That is a good point. If a Pearlette, it has to be cc. But cc was the overwhelming choice anyhow.

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How about we run this through next Sunday and only then look at the acrylic colors. I know that different pen models look better with different colors/styles. Or would that drag this out too long? Ideas?

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That should give you time to speak with Brian to get his input including input about what type of materials options are viable in a group buy type of pen.

 

Yup

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I'd be willing to vote for any of the clipless models. Heh.

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The Pearl is an awesome pen. I've had two. Regret selling the first, so I bought a second. I wouldn't mind buying a third. They feel great.

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While I'd do any of these models, I would have to rank them (all with clip):

 

#76

Pearl

Pearlette

 

It looks like this is starting to come together nicely.

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While I'd do any of these models, I would have to rank them (all with clip):

 

#76

Pearl

Pearlette

 

It looks like this is starting to come together nicely.

Yup, if we can hold enough peoples interest as we narrow down the choices, have enough people participate in the actual buy it will be great.

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i went with the pearl w/ clip. i love the streamline look of the pearl (and pearlette for that matter) compared to the way the cap fits on to the 76. i have never owned a clipless pen, but i am not totally turned off to the idea either...

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I voted ....but any one of them with a clip will do it for me! But even if we end up clipless...it wont slow me down a bit.

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