...is comparable to what Dilla accomplished with his own "instrument."

He had trained and experienced and accomplished musicians rethinking the way that music could sound good.

Ultimately, I think it's a stupid argument to make, but I think it's an easy concept to understand. And if you don't think that Dilla had that effect on people, then you're wrong. If you think that Hendrix had more of that effect on people, I have nothing to say to refute that. To me, it's not a more or less kind of argument.