I´m glad that exist this forum,( thanks Nigel ), besides keeping everybody up to date, it may help to solve any problems we have with our instruments,OS, types of stands, speakers, etc. and to be able to share tips, tricks, etc. In my case really help me and my X1 HD, back to normal.
Aldo we may no agree in all , is what is all about, the “ spice of life”,
The policy of the importers and distribuitors of musical instruments in my country, decide what and what not to sell, most of them are not musicians,
(bussinesmen, nothing wrong with that, if they want to be good or bad,is their bussines), don’t know nothing (or care) about the needs of the working musician, is sad to say that there is NOT support ( after the sale), and almost non-existance of a mediocre service that could help or suggest how to..... I¨m glad I don’t have to depend on them, if there is a instrument or accesory not available here, I save $$$ then I make the trip to the U.S.A, and I feel sorry for most of my friendly “colegues”, I know they want to be in my shoes, but, that´s other history, anyway, thank you
(all) for sharing knowledge, experience, etc…. sorry for my english, I´m a little bit rusty.

Manuel Dorantes

tato_dorantes@hotmail.com

Well, I guess it depends a lot on the individuals that run the business where you buy your keyboard. You will notice many postings on this forum from George Kaye from Kaye's Music in Reseda and DanO1 from Guitar Center who both sell keyboards but both play them themselves and do try to offer support and a personal understanding of the instrument. But I do admit that this standard of customer support is not something you will find in all dealers. It pays to do a little investigation prior to buying, and may be worth extra travel time or expense to buy from a dealer that can offer the level of support you need.


[This message has been edited by Nigel (edited 07-18-2001).]

I agree Nigel, wish George would open a store in atlanta