erica-grace
Senior Member
How does this work? You log in, add some things to your wish list, and hope that on BF you get an email saying you can have those products at x-percentage off list? Or is it something else? I was never really clear on this. 
So, how exactly does the Spitfire BF thing work?
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strongergodzilla
New Member
So typically around xmas time, spitfire will issue you custom discount codes for items that are currently on your "wishlist." So be sure to add anything you would maybe like to get on discount to it now 
First of all, Black Friday is its own thing and the Wishlist is a different thing.
Historically Black Friday does discounts but not as good as the Christmas Wishlist sales.
The Wishlist doesn't just happen over Christmas however. This year there was a Wishlist sale that happened in April (spring).
Like strongergodzilla said, just be sure to add the things you want on your Wishlist. I think whatever it is Spitfire Audio is merely feeding that desire to buy buy buy
ManicMiner
in the Skylab landing bay
I think that Wishlists are better than BF historically. Has been 40% off individual products, upto 65% off collections. That was the offer on the Spring wishlist last time.
erica-grace
Senior Member
I see. Thank you!
redlester
Senior Member
Which is what both Black Friday and Christmas are all about, for almost every retail enterprise out there. I don’t know why Spitfire get singled out for this.
Patrick.K
France
The only library I bought them was Jody Burgess Percussion for 249 euros ... I do not think I'll have a very interesting discount code?
TomislavEP
Senior Member
While their Wishlist initiative is probably the way of getting the most generous offers from Spitfire, last couple of Black Friday sales they've used to offer a special one-time collection named "The Ton", which includes up to three products for 99€. This is the very reason why I still wait for them to finally announce the BF sale, hoping there will be a similar offer this year which includes the products I'm interested in. Otherwise, I would gladly spend my modest BF fund elsewhere, as there are some really good deals from the other developers.
Sarah Mancuso
Esselfortium
Unless they're changing something this year: If you think you might want something, put it on your wishlist and it will be discounted on Christmas. It's fine if your wishlist has a lot of other things on it, you should still be able to get the ones you're specifically after.
With the exception of their two BF bundles, one expensive and one cheap. Which have been really excellent deals if you want the included instruments.
ManicMiner
in the Skylab landing bay
re: The collections, there's always a couple of instruments in there that I simply don't want.
I was keen to buy the Evolutions bundle because I like Symphonic and Angular & Woodwinds, but I didn't want Olafur's two or Evo3. So I would end up with at least 3 Evos I didn't want.
I was willing to spend $350 with them, but its not going to happen. If there was a little flexibility "create your own bundle" possibility I think we would have been both happy.
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Jeremy Spencer
Senior Member
Pretty soon they'll have the "Soylent Green" collection.
The clock is the countdown to when the sale starts
jbuhler
Senior Member
Tempted by this, but thinking about everything else I could buy now with those same funds, and where I have more pressing needs, and knowing that BBCSO will likely go on deeper discount later next year.
