The tightness sucks,
but it\ufffds no problem because Electron promised a lifetime
knob-exchange-service
for #1-100.
Splank
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Von: Janne G:son Berg [mailto:d3berg@...]
Gesendet: Montag, 6. Mai 2002 14:58
An: elektron-users@yahoogroups.com
Betreff: Re: [elektron] First 100 machinedrums ever produced...tighter
knob action. Is This Bad?
On Mon May 06 2002, alpha_peak <alpha_peak@...> wrote:
> I am asking cus I am about to buy one , but the seller warned me
> before I buy it that this is #45 out of the first 100 that were
> produced. And the first 100 have tighter knob action than the
> newer ones. Anyone have any feedback on this? Should I hold
> out for a newer one? Thanks!
I have one of those machines, and the tightness doesn't bother me at
all. The only problem I have had with the knobs were when I was
sitting in the sofa, programming patterns. Having the MD in my lap,
the tightness combined with the slightly slippery plastic knobs became
a bit irritating. Otherwise, not a problem.
/janne
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AW: [elektron] First 100 machinedrums ever produced...tighter knob action. Is This Bad?
2002-05-06 by splank