Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

When I bought my Desktop Evolver used a few months ago, DSI was more 
than happy to transfer the license of the software editor to my name 
from the original owner. I don't know if that is policy or just what 
they/he did in my case. 

--- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, "Iain Bryden" <ibryden@...> wrote:
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> I'm looking to buy a used PEK, MEK or a Poly Evolver rack. Does 
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> know what DSI's policy on support is for second hand products 
(including
> the editing software)? I know some companies will have nothing to do
> with you if you're not the original buyer.
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> Regards,
> -- Iain 
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