atcomsystems.ca/forum Forums General General Telephone & Systems Information What is the best sytem

nec aspire. Super flexible and I.P capabable. As feature rich as most pbx's at the price of a small system.

Nortel Mics w/ callpilot.

No question, NEC IPX. Great stuff.

(I mean IPK)

I still say you get what you pay for... Any system could be a good system if you get the support and knowledge from an experienced installer/programmer/user trainer.

If you want reliable, 1A2 or Tin Cans. If you want features for cheap, NEC or Comdial. If you want wow that’s cool, IP Office or Cisco. If you want simple, Partner or Norstar.

[This message has been edited by gkar (edited July 08, 2004).]

Sprint K3,

All the other sytems mentioned are good we sell all of them .. except for NEC.

You will see that the K3 from Sprint is much mor advance and the same price as a norstar or avaya... but the features will blow you away...

System starts out at a 6 line by 10 phone and expands to a 24 line 46 phone system....

Email me and I will give you the details:

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If this Sprint system is anything like the Protege......I'd rather close up then get involved, then again if it aint feel free to email me cause I find that a known namebrand is a good selling plus...

Thankx.

Ok people what happened to Telrad? I can't believe that more of you don't sell it as it is a very strong system and the new IP platform is cutting edge, the VMS is smooth as silk, we sell allot of Partner ACS and Norstar CICS for the smaller systems. I like the Aspire also but haven't quite learned it well enough to sell yet.

Last I knew Telrad and Toshiba were territorial propritary. If you didn't have the biggest interconnect able to sell a bajillion dollars of product, you couldn't get a dealership. Then, once somebody within 100 miles had one he was the only game in town to get it. They kept their technical documentation like the CIA keeps classified documents. Maybe it's changed over the years, but I still steer people away from stuff I can't get over the counter. Once you buy it, you pay $ 150 service charge for the first smile from a tech, it goes up from there. Good equipment, but I doubt I could get it new at a price worth reselling.
Thanks for keeping me on my toes Russ, you da man.
mark

markk, it's all who you know and you know the right people know , you can get all the Telrad equipment, docs and tech support you will ever need right here on this board.

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