Mike,
count me please as well, I've been following the development
carefully waiting for better news about progress, and curing my bank
account in the meantime. My EX800 can't sleep how she's looking
forward to the new guts.
Hearing about better halfs reminded me I have also an advisor in such
unimportant things for gear addicted person, like which instrument or
equipment buy or better not buy. But I have total freedom in such
important fields like my relation to mosquitos, my opinion on UFO,
God yes or no or so... at least. C'est la vie. (Still I think your
wife must be an angel :-), not easy life with uncommon people like us
musicians or anybody creative who wants to leave something behind.)
Keep good work, don't give up... A flower, perfume, everyday washing
the dishes or invitation to the good restaurant from time to time
make miracles, you know.
Daniel Forro
On 20 Jul 2008, at 5:15 AM, korgpolyex800 wrote:
> There is NO danger of me ending this project. I enjoy it too much.
>
> The boards and parts can be ordered in small batches. Which is exactly
> what I've been doing.
>
> The battery will soon be no more. I'll write code that uses the flash
> memory instead. That's something I should have done from the get go.
>
> The sequencer bug is something that someone sooner or later is going
> to run into. I will fix this too.
>
> The Atomahawk is also definitely going to be done. It will take a few
> months longer than I hoped for but I just can't let this new
> opportunity pass by. I already have the FM-800 working under EG3
> control and it is very nice indeed. I also have a prototype moog
> slayer working as well.
>
> I am not trying to make money out this. But I did hope for a few more
> kits sold so that I felt like I was doing something that more than a
> handful of people would actually use. Now I've come to realize that
> there are some fence sitters out there, I'll make sure I get the bugs
> ironed out.
>
> Mike.
>
>
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> --- In korgpolyex@yahoogroups.com, Russ <russdaren@...> wrote:
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>> count me as one of the fence sitters. I was under the impression we
> were in some kind of alpha-beta stage. So I was holding on to my 5
> greasy jacksons until it seemed more stable. As it is looking like the
> availability may dry up soon I might just take the plunge after I
> balance my checkbook.
>>
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