Rotor Machine....

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Originally Posted by The Limey

Might be old news but if not, this might make you chuckle ;)

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LOL..:D..


Seems to be a lot of Drama surrounding the Rotar, once the exchange's happen, then I will look on it in a positive light...

thats what im saying, that would make it right

I bought a Rotar myself and I was never able use. I was promised an exchange 5 months ago. I'm still waiting.:rolleyes:

hahahahaha then i guess talk is cheap then fk? sux that someone esp a builder is gonna be that way. he can say what he wants but actions prove more

i agree with u tatu. talk is cheap.

mmmm hmmmm like i said we will see. hope it works out

Rotar is trying hard and I believe he means good. It must be really hard to try to come up with a cutting edge product when you are in Philippine and the economy and resources are not by your side. Especially after all the natural disasters.

However, don't rush the lunch. 3-4 major design revisions after the machine wen't out for sale could have been avoided in a good prototyping and testing stage. Put hours on your protos and have several artists (good ones) be part of the testings.

I'll wait for the machine, I'm not in a rush. Even if you take longer, remember to follow up with the people that puts you in business. A simple email explaining the current situation can get you a long way.

My post did not intend to bash, It was more of a friendly reminder :)
Good Luck and keep us posted.

thank u very much fk. thank u very much. always noted. :)

mine shipped out monday and I'm excited to use it.. even with all the pros and cons i hear it sounds like the machine is a hell of great idea and with all the bs nin is getting i think he's handling it like a good man and business man should.

I was very interested in this machine but as I said a couple of weeks ago I wouldn't touch them while there is still flaws.
I agree 100% with what FK said " However, don't rush the lunch. 3-4 major design revisions after the machine wen't out for sale could have been avoided in a good prototyping and testing stage. Put hours on your protos and have several artists (good ones) be part of the testings."

I can't believe that the protos wern't tested properly because from what I can gather the " one" rotor tried didn't have the same flaws as everyone else had, so does that mean that only one proto was tested :rolleyes: .

FK just out of interest how can the tattooshop.co.uk get away with selling knock offs of your machines ?