Anu
I just over look those posts.
For the most part, info here is very
enlightening.
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----- Original Message -----From: Anu KirkI find it disappointing but inevitable that the level of discussion quickly drops to name-calling, ad hominem attacks, and the usual playground shoving and arm-crossing. Can we vote people off the island yet?
To those unhappy with DSI, you can always leave the list and sell your gear. That's a great way to prove whatever point you may have.
Having actually designed and shipped professional audio hardware and software products, I would note the following:
- Economies of scale have big implications for producing parts. I am speculating this may account for much of the discrepancy between pot edition keyboards and the cost of upgrades.
- Making changes to existing, shipped hardware products is also much harder than you think. Feel free to buy a Poly Rack, disassemble it, do the installation on the PEK yourself and tell us how easy it was.
- DSI already provides a "voice upgrade path" via the Poly chain, inputs, etc. Carrying one extra rack unit and a few extra cables isn't exactly a back-breaking amount of gear. If you're really looking for a giggable keyboard, I would recommend something other than the PEK anyhow.
- No gear is perfect.
To everyone else: don't feed the trolls, and don't let them push your emotional buttons.
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Anu Kirk