Lucius K. Edwards Email and Phone Number

Home to the world's first and only Akai MPC 500 with back-lit pads! Originally I planned this just as a musical production company but when I remembered myself, I started modifying hardware (just like other things that I build and mod) I am hoping to work with Akai on a update to the MPC 500 with my specs. I am a circuit bender.

Building of Hi performance engines and performance parts, currently working on and refining several products to be put into production. I also on occasion experiment with rocketry. I started by Tuning mini motorcycles, served private clients and businesses. The bulk of my business came from the now defunct C.A.R automotive parts store where I did business with their Watford, Streatham, Wembley, Reading, Slough and West Ealing branches.

I came to the company as a subject matter expert as at the time I was the only person in the UK with knowledge and experience of the model 'Honda Gyro', a 3 wheeled scooter which is very common in Japan but very rare outside of JapanI have single handed rescued the company from bankruptcy on more than one occasion, but there was an instance where, all vehicles were vandalised and parts from Japan would have taken weeks if not months to arrive, meaning that certainly revenue if not trading would have ceased in that instant on that day, jobs would be lost and the company likely would not be around today.I am also responsible for getting the imported vehicles through type approval in the UK, I designed, built and fitted bespoke custom parts (handbrake cable bracket) to this end.I can honestly say that I am proud of my contributions to Supper London ltd and I learnt a lot about business and human nature from working directly under Peter Georgiou.I will be happy to advise the current owner, if I am needed, and if I can

Responsible for inter store transfers, confirmation of manifests and merchandising to ensure the correct release dates were strictly adhered to. The sales associate side of things included all the usual activities of shop floor customer service but also a lucrative element as personal sales targets had to be met and commission could be earned, naturally I was paid rather handsomely.

Various roles, adverts appeared in Glamour magazine, a feature model for Ben Sherman which appeared in Maxim magazine (march or may 2004, it was a while ago) and also on the big screen in New York's Time Square I was Mr New York (not sure of the official name of the role but never the less). A number of other roles.