Of course it might have helped if BMD for warned their distributors and got some stock in place BEFORE the announcement to the world. I would expect that in the future BMD will open up an office in the EU for supplying Europe and ship direct to the EU not to GB first. So a major EU based Distributor might be having to deal with a large back order list and only a few units arriving at a time and those units arriving slowly due to the mess on the GB-EU cross channel problems in addition to the COVID holdups. If ProAv only got 25 that might have filled most or all of it's waiting list. So if Scan got 100 speed editors with a 500 back order list 400 are still waiting. The main distributor probably had a far longer waiting list. I ordered from my favorite supplier ASAP after the announcement and was number 9 on the list. The problem is the back-order list for the distributors might not mach that.

I think the second problem is that BMD is shipping out what stock it gets pro-rata to it's distributors. If BMD then have to ship them from Rotterdam EU to GB and back from GB to the EU. This will mean that deliveries to BMD Europe will be somewhat delayed. So much so that the main Taiwanese container shipping company has diverted it's ships from Felixstow (GB) to Rotterdam (EU). Due to COVID, Christmas and Brexit the UK ports are in a complete shambels.

Due to both COVID and Brexit things are chaotic.ĬOVID is making things late (3 months late for some Zoom hardware). I wonder if this is a European problem only ? Ivor_Bigunn wrote:Basically, I have given nearly 300 Euros to a reputable Blackmagic reseller, but got nothing in return, and no promised delivery date!!

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