Elektron Musical Instruments

I noticed that as well, it did not bother me as much as the gap 
though, because dust could eventually harm the inner components.  
Actually, I wouldn't even mind the gap that much as long as the unit 
functioned properly.  It just bothers me that some people have 
encountered no problems whatsoever.  How could this be if the 
symptoms are supposed to be from a software bug.  It does not make 
any sense... shouldn't everyone who has a MM be experiencing what I 
am experincing?

Bach
--- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, "olster2003" 
<oliver.tann@a...> wrote:
> With regards to build quality I noticed a problem with my SFX60 - 
> which I only got last week - the LEDs for the data selection keys 
> aren't properly aligned underneath the plastic fascia.  Only about 
> half to two thirds of each LED is visible.  The plastic fascia is 
> seated correctly so it seems the mounting for the LEDs has 
possibly 
> slipped (although they are not 'loose') or just hasn't been fixed 
in 
> the right place.  It doesn't affect its use but is still a 
> bit 'annoying'...
> 
> Anyone else had this?  
> 
> 
> --- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, "bachypham" 
<bachypham@y...> 
> wrote:
> > Well, I reinstalled the O.S. and I am still noticing my 
problems.  
> > Some of my patterns act weird when I switch to them.  My Dpro 
Bbox 
> > sequence does not trigger correctly.  The thought of having to 
part 
> > with my MM already frightens me and I have only had it for two 
> > days.  But if my unit is the only isolated case of this 
phenomena, 
> I 
> > may have to find a solution through the hands of Elektron.  I 
> notice 
> > that the build quality is not as nice as the Machinedrum.  The 
> > faceplate to the casing is not flush with the body... there is a 
> bit 
> > of a gap.  The silkscreen printing is not as neat as it was on 
the 
> > MD as well.  I notice that the MM is now made in Estonia.  Does 
> > anyone notice this as well?  Should I contact Elektron, or am I 
> only 
> > noticing typical software bugs?
> > 
> > thanks,
> > Bach