That's part of the reason it pisses me off so much. Not only has he had your Juno forever, he has you (and others, I'm sure) in this awful situation of "what the h**l do I do!?" I know I'd have that dilemma if it was me, conflicting thoughts of what action(s) to take, which I'm sure is stressful enough on its own, and especially when the guy has your awesome, classic synth (that's not exactly cheap these days, either).Kidney05 wrote: Yeah, I think I sent it in August or September of 2013. I'm not sure what to do now, except call him. A couple months back he sent me an email out of the blue saying it was almost ready to be shipped and when I got back to him he said it got put off a little longer. Sigh...
And that email and followup... wow. I really really hope you get your 106 back. He better not be scamming people in order to sell their synths, whole or for parts.
It was a really good idea of you to put your experience up here, could let potential customers of his know what he's doing. Maybe it could even create or add to (most likely add to, it's probably already there) some heat/pressure and get him to finally get it done and back to you