Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

Ok Julian..I have to admit...you're very funny! Anyway...It has been 
nice to exchange views on the polievolver even though I thought that 
some of the replies could have been more technical than sarcastic 
but....still...funny. Thanks everyone...and Mr. Julian..I 
swear..I'll never contraddict you again!!! Peace. 

Ciao

--- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, "mr julian" <jujulilianan@w...> 
wrote:
> From: "arkamaxx" <arkamaxx@y...>
> 
> > sales because half of it includes development costs. I work in 
real
> > estate development and, believe me, development cost are spread 
all
> > over the product you make, not only on the first 30% of 
purchasers!
> 
> >
> AHA!! I got it!!. You're not a musician or an accountant, you're a 
real
> estate agent.  It all makes sense now.....
> 
> Maybe if you took out a 35 year loan to buy the polyevolver, 
hedged against
> currency fluctuations and the devaluation of hardware synths vs 
softsynths
> over the next 35 years,  and then set up a company for each track 
you wanted
> to write, with yourself as the contractor, and then as the 
contractor you
> also leased out the polyevolver to your tracks on a per-voice per-
minute
> basis, then your music could pay for the cost of the evolver 
rather than
> you, and everybody can just make profit on top of profit in a 
fantasy
> fairytale world of unbounded economic growth? That would sure be 
swell.
> 
> or.... perhaps you could just stop whining about prices and stop 
dribbling
> on about how to improve the cost structure of things you obviously 
don't
> understand?
> 
> I'm not sure which solution is best, which one's good for you?
> 
> 
> 
> julian
> 
> (yeah, ok.... I know.. this thread really has gone past any point 
of useful
> communication now, this is my last post on it)
> 
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