> >just go to the store, and play with it for a few
> hours.....then you know if
> >you like it or not....
>
>
> I figured it would have been more than obvious that I do
not have
> that luxury.
Well to avoid dissapointment I would recommend to play an
instrument first before deciding to purchase it.
> >and don't count on the OS upgrade, this box is more
> powerfull than most
> >other sequencers as it is right now.....
>
>
> Sorry, I don't stand upon an ethic of apathy. In this day
and age,
> I expect to see upgrades and expansions upon any
> item I purchase that will play a central theme in my
studio.
> Why shouldn't this product be upgraded?
>
Although I can see your point, the current reality is very
different in this day of vapor/betaware. Therefore I would
recommend only purchasing a product for what it can do now,
and not part with your money in the hope that promises of
future upgrades will be met.
>
> More over, I expect the company to respect and listen to
the
> populace that purchases their products.
>
It is sad, but from my experience with my EX5, Yamaha, like
so many other companies, do not listen to their customers
anymore. However I still bought the RM1x from Yamaha because
it fulfills my needs today. Any future upgrade I view as a
bonus.
Regards,
Menno.
