SOURCERER

ABOUT SOURCERER\nBelgian roots, Texas based.\n40 years of experience in consultative sales and sales management of RF, microwave, audio, radio, TV and video Test & Measurement instruments, as well as TV broadcasting equipment, at your service.\n\nWE ARE SOURCERER\nIt is now 10 years ago that I started SOURCERER as your supplier for all good test and measurement instruments for the broadcast market. The credo for SOURCERER is to always support all customers as much as possible, before and after the sale. To know the technology and the products, and recommend the best tools for your applications (and budget).\n\nPutting the portfolio of product manufacturers together in 2014 was a serious challenge. Several suppliers were happy to sign me up, but sometimes I sensed disbelief and reluctance to sign an agreement with a one-man company called SOURCERER. The first companies to work with (and still do) were AVATEQ, Copper Mountain Technologies, DEKTEC, Phabrix, PROMAX and Triveni Digital. Since then several others were added, always only after liking the instruments that they made. And yes, I'm still the only person 'working' at SOURCERER, so you can speak to the same person for technical information, pricing, ordering, shipping and (most importantly) support.\n\nWe offer free standard shipping for orders > $3,000.\nWe strive for the trifecta of Quality, Service and Price.\nWe are your SOURCE.\nBROADCAST, TEST & MEASUREMENT, SOURCERER.\n\nWHY SOURCERER\nSourcing products from the manufacturer to the user is what we do.\nAnd a person doing the sourcing must therefore be a sourcerer.\nWe chose it as our business name because this job description also is indicative of our resourcefulness for our customers.\nIn fantasy a sorcerer or sourcerer is defined as a wizard-squared, a creator or a source of magic, that wizards then are able to use.\nSo we aim to have unlimited power to create and offer you the optimal technical tools for your RF, TV, video, headend and broadcast test & measurement applications.\nAlso our son, Dennis, is the author of an ongoing series of LitRPG fantasy novels, "Artorian's Archives".