Re: Don't buy Martin!

On Wed, 21 May 2008 12:23:36 +0100, <nooooooo@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> On Tue, 20 May 2008 15:12:16 -0500, Torrance Bell  
> <starlite528@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
>> If you call someone expecting failure, that's what you're
>> going to get.
>
> It was only after they failed several times that I learned to expect
> their failure. Up until their multiple failures I had thought they were
> probably at least somewhere near as competent as other companies.
> They taught me that they are not, obviously.
>
>>> Also, moments ago I called High End to see how they
>>> would respond to the same thing I asked Martin. I asked the operator  
>>> if there
>>> was anyone there who could answer a question about a Whole Hog and
>>> she said: "Sure, just a moment", unlike at Martin where they say "No" 

>>> when
>>> asked the same thing regarding a Maxxyz. Shortly a guy came on and I  
>>> asked
>>> him if he could tell me how to assign a cuelist to a fader on a Whole 

>>> Hog. He
>>> wanted to know what type I was using, so I explained that I don't have
 
>>> one but
>>> just wanted to know if anyone there could help with such a question.  
>>> He said
>>> that he could. I asked if he would do so and he said that he'd be  
>>> happy to, but
>>> it might be difficult to walk me through it without one sitting in  
>>> front of me.
>>>
>>> Martin takes the lamest approach they could take. Why don't you people
 
>>> want
>>> that to be known by anyone considering buying a Maxxyz, do you even  
>>> know
>>> why? Do any of you know why???
>>
>> The problems you are experiencing are your own creations.
>
> In contrast to that, the problems I have would never have even become
> problems with a better company or if Martin was not so lame.

BUt you still haven't worked out which dealer you "bought" the maxxyz from
 
or why you didn't just download the manual?