I've received several requests to do some the HAWK-800 upgrade as well
and I have directed those people to their local music store or
electronics shop to find someone to do it for them.
I am toying with the idea of putting some AtomaHawk-800 modified
Poly's up on my website for sale. But I can't do that until I get the
AtomaHawk finished. If demand is great enough, I MAY consider doing a
return upgrade service. But it would be limited to the US only.
When the AtomaHawk is finished and ready for the Poly public, it may
be worth getting a list of technicians together that become part of a
world wide Poly upgrade community.
Mike.
--- In korgpolyex@yahoogroups.com, Atom Smasher <atom@...> wrote:
>
> On Thu, 31 Jul 2008, zoinky420 wrote:
>
> > By the way, has anyone thought about offering a service to install
kits?
> > That is, a Poly 800 owner would buy the kit, have it sent to the
> > installer, and ship his Poly 800 (or EX) to the installer, who would
> > install the kit and ship it back. There are a lot of people who are
> > afraid of or believe they are incapable of soldering. I would think
> > that somebody offering such a service would greatly expand the kit's
> > potential userbase. I'll consider doing it for Canadians after I
get my
> > kit ordered and installed.
> ==================
>
> i've had a few people ask me if they could ship me their 800 so i
could do
> a slayer/fm mod on it, and i've always just told them to print out the
> instructions and bring it to a guitar/amp repair shop to get a price
> quote. i guess that's worked, because i never heard back from anyone ;)
>
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