Ohhh! Dear

[Hollowcell]

That screen damage is the worst of it I'd say (bit hard to use now), but the mark on the TI adds characture - gotta look on the bright side. My Nord has been through hell, but history in the form of loose knobs, scratches and dents just makes me love it more.

Feel for ya though, as you were just trying to stop scratches in the first place.

[Alakhai]

Originally Posted by Hollowcell

That screen damage is the worst of it I'd say (bit hard to use now), but the mark on the TI adds characture - gotta look on the bright side. My Nord has been through hell, but history in the form of loose knobs, scratches and dents just makes me love it more.

Feel for ya though, as you were just trying to stop scratches in the first place.

totally agree...some years ago I had a Korg Trinity, it sounded good but the hardware was crap, it was so porous it caught every bit of dust around...from silver grey it turned to dust grey I took it as a sign of destiny and removed the case, replacing it with a custom-made steel encasement, painted green and brown like a military suit, it was heavy as hell but it was soooo cool. now you may try the same, if you're into that kind of stuff.

ad sure as hell no one will blame you for owning a scarred Virus TI...most people will envy you anyway

[polcure]

hi

Try to rub some WD40 oil into the mark left on the virus, it will loosen up the stickyness very easliy and possibly clean it all off with out damaging the virus, they usually used wd40 if you get gum, or stickyness stuck on a surface from old tape.

It works for me.

Regards
Polcure

[fornax]

I feel with you.

But remember that beauty is on the inside.

[tranqui]

Originally Posted by polcure

they usually used wd40 if you get gum, or stickyness stuck on a surface from old tape

wd40... a magic substance that does whatever you imagine you need it to do at a given time