At least I haven't made any headway up to this point, and have almost given up with them. I have made requests from Midas but it seems as though I'll never see the documentation I'm asking for. I'm looking for other documentation that is apparently not available at this time. I'm not looking for the Pro1 manual at this time, as I have a copy (but it needs work, IMHO). I've had (pro sound) people agree and disagree with me on that, but I would like to see the relevant documentation accompany the product, including for upgrades when they happen.įor a high-end product such as the Midas Pro1 (which I invested in) I think anything less says 'Amateur'. I've always believed that (complete) documentation should be available when a product has been released. We'll see how soon the electronic materials are available. I like having the electronic materials on the gig in case one has a problem, but having the printed manual is number one for me. Having a printed manual allows one the opportunity to absorb the information in a setting that may be much more relaxing than scrunched up to the laptop computer on the gig. I've certainly appreciated the use of my LS9 full manual on a number of occasions. I would think that a printed manual (more than just a Quick Start Guide) would be required with any gear shipped. I agree with Tim's viewpoint about having printed materials shipped with the product as well. I just hope that an actual person will see the post. It undermines the rapport that a support staff should build with their customers. It might not be a bot - just an email template of some kind, but personal elements should not be included in such a template, I don't think. I noticed the exactness of the 'let's keep in touch' part too.

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