Elsie N

[Andrew Dease]

What ever happened to him

[Dan Kanes]

Considering it’s possibly a pseudonym we may never know.

[Les Hillis]

I only know him from what he posted here on REDUSER.

He put a down a deposit and was waiting on a couple of the first version Monstro's, but didn't get them before the newer VV Monstro's were announced. At that point he decided he didn't want to wait any longer and bailed out of the scene altogether.

I'm guessing, based on some other things he mentioned, that he just moved on to other interests.

[Phil Holland]

If I recall correctly, sold their gear and hasn't been active since 2018. Hoping all is well whatever turns the road took.

[Dan Kanes]

Pure speculation :

https://www.myersandsmith.com/obitua...?obId=15100914

[Andrew Dease]

Pure speculation :

https://www.myersandsmith.com/obitua...?obId=15100914

Unfortunately probably not.

[Med D]

Wayne vanished around the same time. Two out of three of the resident personalities.

[Donald MJ Anderson]

Wayne vanished around the same time. Two out of three of the resident personalities.

Wayne seemed like the unluckiest inventor to me - he liked to share how he invented perhaps hundreds of advanced technologies only to tell us he was beaten to market or left another million/billion dollar idea alone.

I once found a video from Elsie N online - it was him talking to camera and then playing a guitar if I remember - it literally looked like it was shot with a potato cam with a dirty lens. It was either masterfully avant-garde or... he shot it with a potatoe cam with a dirty lens.

[John Marchant]

Pure speculation :

https://www.myersandsmith.com/obitua...?obId=15100914

Lonnie certainly lived in Big Spring, TX, as per the bio in this obit. :(

[Evan P]

Wayne never disappeared. He just migrated over to the blackmagic forum.