I started with an EX a couple of years ago which was soon swapped out for an S30/S20 combo and then on sold for a K30.
The EX was an ex demo bought just before the S series came out and sold a year later for almost the same money.
The S30/S20 was also kept for a year and sold for the same money I paid for it. My experience has been Antipodes products have good resale value.
Being new to music servers (my only other one previously being a NAD M51), I have had a couple of occasions needing to liaise with Antipodes with regards trouble shooting and upgrades etc.
At all times the fact I had purchased these second hand was never an issue, the communication and support has been outstanding.
Towards the end of last year I started looking at adding an S40 but ended up taking possession of a K30 in early February, largely because I preferred the one box solution.
Am I disappointed the K30 has been discontinued?
Yes a little but I also understand these thing happen, especially in the current climate. I work in an industry where nearly 50% of our product line up is currently not available to order.
Am I worried about my resale value and potential for future upgrades?
No, the K30 is still a fantastic player with good pedigree and support plus Antipodes have shown in the past a willingness to look for upgrade potential on all previous models