I'm wasn't trying to blame Ben. I'm frustated because he obviously knows a lot more than he's telling us, but like I said we're lucky he even posts here at all. Also, I know they are working hard. But I guess it came to the point where they had to release a buggy product to start covering expenses and unfortunately the end users have to pay the price for their overambitious plans. I think if someone from the company took the time to tell us here or on the website what's this debacle is all about people would be a lot happier and feel more at ease. I don't think it's a PR problem it's a big-time screw-up problem. I guess it's really a catch 22 for them though, Access is in a really shi**y position right now and I'm sure everyone there is sweating it out more than we are and are probably quite embarassed as well. I guess they really can't say anything. What would the pro audio community think? Their image has already been severely tarnished and the fact that they can't even tell us anything other than pretty much nothing is pretty scary if you think about it. I mean pre-release, no words for months at a time and then finally they release a product that is utterly subpar hoping to fix bugs as they pop up through this website. How could the TI even have been close to ready when they've already release 3 updates in less than a month? I've been dealing with electronic audio for over a decade, I know it takes time to learn new gear and there's always problems/conflicts between devices, but I've never seen anything like this and I've never been so frustated and angry at a product and a company. I just want to know if the TI will ever work as promised. I guess for me it's not worth the stress of losing over $2000 dollars and I've made up my mind and if I can I'm going to return mine, but If they ever get this beta machine working, I'll buy it again. The sounds are fantastic to say the least, but what good are they if you can't even use them. I wish I had kept my KC...
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