| yes mike accepts phone calls and is very personable. but that and actively responding to suggestions are 2 different things.
the Looperlative was BUILT for response action. the others are not so maybe it wasnt right of me to compare. there is nothing the others can do unless ur fine with buying an new updated eprom and re-soldering.
if u have 2 EDP's then u have no excuse for not getting a Looperlative.
--Adrian Bartholomew
Quincy, IL "Life rocks, when you don't give a damn about it." I assume it because everytime a new looper comes out 90% of this list
seems to be scratching their heads wondering why x or y was implemented
and z left out. I would expect them NOT to make themselves know to some
extent-that way they don't influence the discussions.
Maybe it's high on their list, but given the types of products that have
come out in the past few years, I don't believe it.
P
How do you know the list is low on the radar of looping companies? Just
because they don't make themselves known on a regular basis, doesn't mean
that they're not here.
TH
On Mon, Mar 10, 2008 at 11:24 AM, <mike@michaelplishka.com> wrote:
I wonder how such an amazingly high profile gathering of loopers is so
LOW
on the radar scopes of looping companies. I've done product development
for 17 years and lists like this would be scanned every week if I was in
the business of making loopers.
c'est la vie....
~peace~
Plish
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