Hello Friend,

Read on and you'll find out the answer to that crucial question.

This past week I received an email from a long time Khan Scope customer.

He's been in the hobby for several years and has owned a few different types of quality telescopes.

He was asking me about eyepieces for his current telescope and sent me a list of what he currently held.

Some of the eyepieces he owned were ok, and others were simply just a waste of time.

Here's the thing:  The eyepiece is at least 50% of your telescope regarding performance.  That's a fact.
If you have a decent telescope and crappy eyepieces, guess what you are going to see through it?

Correct:  Crappy images.

So what did I recommend to him?

Well I suggested that at least one good eyepiece should be a TeleVue Ethos 

Now granted, these are the very best in telescope eyepieces and while you don't need to go crazy
if you have a mid-range or high-end telescope you should consider at least owning one.

The customer wrote back to me and asked if there was anything less expensive available.

The answer is yes there is.  

However...

Considering the calibre of instrument he owned (A Celestron 9.25" EDGE SCT)
I would still suggest he buy at least one Ethos.

And until midnite September 19th,  the Ethos eyepieces are on sale. (This rarely happens).

We have good stocks at the moment, and more on the way.

Best to act now though.

Clear Skies,

Ray Khan

WARNING! After buying one TeleVue Ethos eyepiece, you may be tempted to buy another one
down the road. I've seen it happen time and time again.