**** wrote:Fvck Nukai...fvck the "MPC" X...just get the hip hop creator and call it a day...
DannyBmpc wrote:First day went and checked out the inmusic booth and some bimbo at the door said they were not opening it up to the public till sunday. I was pissed. I work for another music manufacturer way way bigger than akai and we would never pull that ****. I am also a former employee of what is now sonivox. Still nothing. Showed up sunday and she said they decided not to open it up the public at all. It really shows where akai's heads are at. Take the money and run. Don't support the products, don't support the fans who love your products. If you don't have people asking for the products you are not going to create customers going to the stores to get them. New products come and go but a companies attitude towards its customers is long lasting. I talked to dave smith, roger linn and Tom Oberheim about their new gear face to face. The whole experience turned me off from akai and inmusic in general.
**** wrote:
greavous420 wrote:**** wrote:
I love how he says the lawyer threats didn't work and he didn't want that kind of energy in his life so he dropped it.... they did work then didn't they.
optik415 wrote:I hate how Roger got bullied and didnt stand up for his brand! I have the upmost respect for Roger but your a pussy for this and you coulda easliy won that case
optik415 wrote:DannyBmpc wrote:First day went and checked out the inmusic booth and some bimbo at the door said they were not opening it up to the public till sunday. I was pissed. I work for another music manufacturer way way bigger than akai and we would never pull that ****. I am also a former employee of what is now sonivox. Still nothing. Showed up sunday and she said they decided not to open it up the public at all. It really shows where akai's heads are at. Take the money and run. Don't support the products, don't support the fans who love your products. If you don't have people asking for the products you are not going to create customers going to the stores to get them. New products come and go but a companies attitude towards its customers is long lasting. I talked to dave smith, roger linn and Tom Oberheim about their new gear face to face. The whole experience turned me off from akai and inmusic in general.
I feel the exact same way! I was super mad they didnt let me in after supporting the company for as long as i been making music and giving them thousands of my hard earned money. The cocaine diet **** at the desk was annoying, looked at me weird and gave me attitude. Akai got a big thumbs down from me!
greavous420 wrote:**** wrote:
I love how he says the lawyer threats didn't work.
Roger wrote:...and it worked
Fanu wrote:the Akai haters on this forum
Fanu wrote:I understand perfectly the part about getting away from the negative energy. Been one of the most central lessons in my life; applies to anything.
Even the Akai haters on this forum could benefit from that way of thinking.
Put your energy where it matters and gains you something useful.
mr_debauch wrote:Fanu wrote:I understand perfectly the part about getting away from the negative energy. Been one of the most central lessons in my life; applies to anything.
Even the Akai haters on this forum could benefit from that way of thinking.
Put your energy where it matters and gains you something useful.
in real life it's all positive... but sometimes it's nice after a few beer coming on here to troll the dogmatic numark corporately loyal fanboy ball lickers...
i mean get serious... at the end of the **** day the fact that numark shat the bed for the past decade meant **** nothing when it comes to making music.... but it's hilarious watching people cry when facts are being pointed out.
mr_debauch wrote:you buy a product.... it has problems to the extent that it makes you feel like you wasted your money.... do you shut your mouth and move on or do you make it known?
