There are lots of ways the company can do it. They can let these people try it out for couple of weeks to see its potential without spending any money and their endorsements would carry a lot of weight at least on this board, right ?

Or maybe, have a workshop setup at places like DanO or George K. Instead of putting out lots of postings and bad demos defending the products.

Totally agree lukitoh.
Domenico, if you still read and post on this site, as I suspect you do but more than likely under a different name, why don't you take these posters up on their suggestions?
They are all sensible suggestions and surely you could arrange something with the people who own music shops on here?
You've only managed to branch out fully into the Lebanese market by the sounds of things you told me on Yahoo, surely you'd love to try and win over the European, Asia and American markets?
Everyone knows by now that I don't like the Mediastation because of the faults and poor quality sounds/styles it had when I purchased it. Everyone also is aware by now that since it's software based it can easily be updated sooner or later to contain better sounds and styles and a more reliable operating system that you can rely on in a live situation rather than studio use.
We all know that in the right hands, software arrangers are the way the future will go and I for one look forward to it.

However, I'd like to know why Lionstracs seem to be holding back all of the time?
People are going blue on here holding their breath as they want to know all about the Mediastation and what it can and can't do. They also need somewhere to view it and can't fly to Italy just to see one, although I know you'd make them welcome.
I appreciate that money will come into things especially when marketing this sort of product, but what about some sort of joint venture? Get another company who specialises in marketing to do it for you?

To sum up, I had a very bad experience with the Mediastation and it has taken me ages to get over it, simple as that. Domenico however was a decent enough person and did spend time over the net trying to sort out the faults I was experiencing, so thumbs up to him there. Some shops would have told me Tough, you purchased it so you're stuck with it.
The demos definitely need working on and something with the quality you hear from the likes of Roland/Korg/Yamaha really should be posted as the ones on the web site do no favours in my opinion when it comes to selling this product. The piano demos if they are still on by Andy from the UK are the best to listen to.
I really wish Dom all the best and hope that this instrument can get everything working together asap. At least he's had the courage to compete with the established brands and he's trying to bring out technology that is the future of the arranger world. I know Wersi are also doing stuff similar to this but there's more features on the Mediastation and it's cheaper.
Glad thats all off my chest now lol someone feel free to bite my head off