'Accessory section' on the Access website....

[DIGITAL SCREAMS]

Why dont they make dustcovers and flight cases for their synths? Why dont they let us buy spare potentiometers and buttons? Hell, why dont they make available ALL the spare parts needed to keep the Virus' running for 20+ years? Its these kinda things that would be of GREAT use to owners.

Thoughts?

DS

[SoundzplastikSurgeon]

It would be nice if they actually sold synths ! :lol:

[Timo]

Am still having difficulty grabbing those pot's I need. I've tracked them down and everything (it's Access' seperate hardware synth branch:- http://www.synthesizerservice.de (http://www.synthesizerservice.de/index.php?lang=en)), but it's like trying to catheterise blood from a stone to get them to reply as to how I can pay for them, particularly as they're based in Germany (me being in England). :roll:

However, they do say in their FAQ (http://www.synthesizerservice.de/html/faq.php?lang=en):
"Can I also get spare parts from you"?
No, spare parts are delivered exclusively to the specialist shops

...so from that I guess they don't normally supply spares, as they'd supply them directly to the companies (Access, Clavia, Hartmann, etc.)... But Access referred me to them, instead of the other way around... =/

[Timo]

PS > Damn great overall idea, by the way. They'd make a few extra bob, too!

Why dont they make dustcovers and flight cases for their synths? Why dont they let us buy spare potentiometers and buttons? Hell, why dont they make available ALL the spare parts needed to keep the Virus' running for 20+ years? Its these kinda things that would be of GREAT use to owners.

Thoughts?

DS

Korg (UK branch) even have one: http://www.korg.co.uk/korg2003/support/support_set.htm