Anas -- Initially yes, but you eventually did a resend with the final product, which is what I ultimately made a decision about.
Yes, that was indeed what we considered at the time to be the
final version of Veridion, which we had planned to release for the
Gamma,
Spectra, and
Ultimatum series. All of that happened before the launch of the
Discovery series.
When we first came across the new Veridion technology, we were genuinely surprised by the performance jump compared to
Infinity. The results were far beyond what we expected, and we were excited to share it as an upgrade option for the Gamma, Spectra, and Ultimatum series. Three clients received that early version — two with
Gamma Veridion USB cables (you were one of them), and one with the
Ultimatum Veridion power cable.
The client with the Ultimatum Veridion power cable was verry happy with the results and decided to keep it. The two Gamma Veridion USB cables were returned, which wasn’t a surprise — the
Gamma USB Infinity had been one of the most challenging designs we ever worked on. It took over two years of development, and none of the base USB cables delivered what we were aiming for, so we ended up creating a completely custom one.
During that time, we made some
major breakthroughs with Veridion, and the improvements were dramatic — even on low-gauge cables, something that had never been possible before with either Infinity or the early Veridion version you tested.
That breakthrough is what led us to the
Discovery series. Since then, we’ve paused the Veridion upgrades for Gamma, Spectra, and Ultimatum because producing them now requires specialized equipment. The client who was thrilled with the early
Ultimatum Veridion will be
blown away once he experiences the
new Veridion implementation that’s now part of the Discovery lineup.