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He won't do that, I've asked for a year and a half along with  
offering to pay to get some servicing done (which he himself said was  
a very good idea) but he's put me off for a year and a half, and in  
the last call I even had to re-negotiate him to even take the idea of  
servicing them seriously. and so now I am faced with deciding whether  
or not to keep something that I enjoy.

It's difficult for someone of my social reckonings to know that  
selling it would mean I could buy some other gear from one of the now  
substantial menu of boutique modular makers, supporting folks who I  
know can juggle fantastic design and good service.

I certainly hope my customer experience is uniquely bad.


On Dec 21, 2007, at 5:12 AM, loophead_0 wrote:

> --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, amnesia <amni56@...> wrote:
> My advise is try to get him to run a full set of front panels for  
> you - whatever module array
> you plan on ending up with. You would purchase this set of  
> faceplates with your first order so
> that the color is a matched set. Ship back to him (as I assume he  
> might not want to be storing
> peoples faceplates) as you build up your system.
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