You definitely got a point. I would say that they deserve the money because people love their products and are happy to pay the premium. I also think that as m

You definitely got a point. I would say that they deserve the money because people love their products and are happy to pay the premium. I also think that as much as it is a cliche "never being into money" it's an important aspect of success, because you can either be driven by profit at one end of the spectrum and a genuine passion for a great product on the other. If you do succeed and become wealthy, then it doesn't matter if a synth is $500 or $50'000, you can have it.