Someone is going to come along and build a cab with their own version of retating controls and sell the kit or blueprints for a fraction of the cost. Just be careful that you dont' price yourself too high or it will happen exactly as I'm saying it.
There are half a dozen little garage shops that sell cabinets at a fraction of Hanaho's prices, yet Hanaho continues to do business as it has for years, and shows no signs of dropping prices or going bankrupt.
Why is that? The difference is quality. Hanaho has a different customer base than the nameless guys who sell cheap Mamecabs, and those people actually are willing to pay more because they know they are not getting cheap crap that is all out of square and wobbly. I know the people who buy Hanaho, and they are highly paid film editors, CEOs, producers, directors, etc. These are the people I'm going for. The kits were just a way to give the BYOAC crowd a product that they could still customize.
This is an entirely different kind of product than anything that's out there right now. It beats every other commercial cabinet in looks, function, and expandability. It's at least 10 cabinets in one, without the cluttered layout. It has 3 times as many controls as any other upright.
At this moment, I have dozens of people waiting to order. Every time I even post on this forum, about any topic, I get about half a dozen more. That doesn't sound like I'm heading for a dead end.
Oh, and if anyone else tries to market a cab with the same exact rotating design, they will be sued. They will have to come up with something different to skirt the patent law, and it will either be more expensive, or of lower quality. I'm not afraid.