Casio CZ/ VZ/ FZ - Pro Series

> Based on what friends have told me, this is typical of this guy and the
> right answer would probably be B in your case.  I don't know how anyone
> can get away with this sort of thing and still stay in business.  I have
> heard people say "oh, Rogue Music is good to deal with, but watch out
> for that Arman (Rogue's repair) guy".  Well, if you're going to be in
> business, you should pick your partners / employees wisely.  If Rogue
> was so good to deal with, they certainly wouldn't let someone operate
> like that in their store.  Did you complain to their owner?  If so, what
> did he say?  I have noticed threads in the past where he was quick to
> try to resolve complaints made in public, but how many similar cases are
> there which haven't been reported?  I wonder whether it is Arman or
> Rogue or both who profit from this sort of practice.
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i didn't mention it to anyone, because in my experience they would just
claim that it's an honest mistake. for my immediate needs (trading in my
synth, and going home with a different one), it was resolved when i
plugged in the cable.

i suspect that armon and the store both profit from this. he's crooked,
and they know about it, which makes them crooked.

the *ONLY* way to deal with it is to make it publicly known.

i just remembered another time i stopped by [rogue], asking about some
ROLAND parts.... i just needed some knobs to replace the old, beat up
knobs on a piece i just got (i think it was a TR-606). i figured they
might keep inventory on a common part like that, and save myself some time
in shipping from CA to NJ. i was told that they can't sell just the parts,
but feel free to bring in the unit and they'll fix it for me. i ordered
the parts from ROLAND and did the repair myself.


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