DSI

[Jay Vaughan]

> well, I didn't get the job.

a pity to hear that this didn't happen, would've been great to have a  
music-bar member working for a major commercial synth concern like  
DSI, alas.

but you know what?  i think you should persevere with your own efforts  
anyway!  i think you make *great* synths, paul maddox, and you really  
need to believe in that a bit more and try to push through with the  
manufacturing hassles themselves, so *yours* is the company we are all  
watching in 5 years time.  i play the monowave often, and am very much  
in love with its ways, and the defender prototype has always been an  
interesting notion.  push through!

frankly, i think you made a mistake putting too much into the effort  
with axel h and his cohorts.  my experience with that crowd has led me  
to believe that you really must watch your back; there is no real love  
to be had with involving too many third parties in such a creative  
effort as your products represent, especially when those third parties  
take *such* delight in others displeasure as a matter of regular,  
social, discourse.

shop more.  you can find a way to produce your products at an  
economical level, and still support your own efforts.  if there was a  
$400 monowave, it'd sell like mad.


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Jay Vaughan