Dallas Music Industries ( DMI) used to be Dallas Arbiter. My paychecks said Dallas Music Industries on them. It turns out that Crest Audio used to be Dallas Music Industries. From what he wrote, I figured there must be something wrong with the FF that I had tried out. Meanwhile, I found an article in Guitar Player magazine by Craig Anderton which was all about the FuzzFace.
I wrote it off as a piece of crap and moved on.
If I hit the strings hard, I got a farting noise out of it. I put a battery in the FF and tried it out. The next day I brought in my Fender Strat and Fender Backstage 30 practice amp. It was blue, nearly two inches tall in height and it said Dallas Music Industries on the mouth. One day while I was looking for parts in the one of the stock rooms, I came across a FuzzFace. I was 21 years old and I had the job of QC technician for their Mixing Console lines, which included new Crest Audio consoles and Kelsey consoles. I started working for Crest Audio in fall of 1984.
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