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<blockquote data-quote="Tim McCulloch" data-source="post: 51279" data-attributes="member: 67">Re: Uli Behringer of The Music Group Q&amp;AHi Richard-Welcome to SFN.I&#039;d like to &quot;find out&quot; for myself, but the Midas training and demonstrations seem to be limited to the East/West coasts of the USA.&nbsp; For those of us in the middle this represents a significant obstacle.&nbsp; Chicago, St. Louis, Dallas, Denver, etc. would be very good places to hold training.&nbsp; I realize that the majority of your potential customers are along or near either Interstate 5 or Interstate 95, but spending upwards of $1000 to travel to LA or New York to evaluate a product by attending pre-purchase training is an obstacle not presented by Yamaha or Harman.It&#039;s good to hear that Midas has benefited from the acquisition by MG.&nbsp; While I&#039;m not a Midas &quot;fan boy&quot;, I have respect for the brand and firmly believe that Midas has been an asset to the console industry.&nbsp; Good luck in your future endeavors.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tim McCulloch, post: 51279, member: 67"] Re: Uli Behringer of The Music Group Q&A Hi Richard- Welcome to SFN. I'd like to "find out" for myself, but the Midas training and demonstrations seem to be limited to the East/West coasts of the USA. For those of us in the middle this represents a significant obstacle. Chicago, St. Louis, Dallas, Denver, etc. would be very good places to hold training. I realize that the majority of your potential customers are along or near either Interstate 5 or Interstate 95, but spending upwards of $1000 to travel to LA or New York to evaluate a product by attending pre-purchase training is an obstacle not presented by Yamaha or Harman. It's good to hear that Midas has benefited from the acquisition by MG. While I'm not a Midas "fan boy", I have respect for the brand and firmly believe that Midas has been an asset to the console industry. Good luck in your future endeavors. [/QUOTE]

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