Boy, you Roland Guys really know how to rub it in

LOL, No really, you guys are great, I really appreciate the support you guys provide here. Also I think the fact that Roland Clan has it’s very own Roland representative is awesome!
But I’m sure you can understand the misunderstanding here.
We (mainly me) were missing a valuable piece of information, anyone that lives in the U.S. and is a Pro musician. Understands that Pro gear and amateur gear have always been sold at locations that best suit each party. And Bestbuy is a great and HUGE store chain but they have never been known to sell Professional equipment, only everyday electronics such as computers, games, stoves, washers, dryers TV's, Casio’s etc.
Like you guys have said the first one opened up in California only three years ago so because I live in Maryland, all the way on the other side of the country. I had no idea they were making these kind of changes. I just knew that Bestbuy sold only Casio and other amateur gear.
So with all the information I had (and given the title of this thread) it was only logical to come to my conclusion. I was under the impression that the Fantom-G (and only the G) would be sold side by side with the likes of Casio and it would be done all in the same area. I was just confused at why Roland would sell the G (a pro board) along side Casio’s (an amateur board) in a store where Americas know only amateur gear is sold. It made me think Roland had fallen or something.
But now that I understand they have a dedicated music department full of Pro gear (thanks to Dan slapping my face off)

It completely changes my perspective (happens when your face is on the ground), I think it’s awesome and I hope it last for a very Very long time.
But you Roland guys could have given us the heads up on this, and..... saved me from a good slapping. I think this will have a BIG impact on the music world probably in a good way.
Thanks Roland reps
