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In Reply to: Why don't manufacturer's burn in their equiment before sending it to a reviewer? posted by DannyB on February 17, 2003 at 11:55:18:
Small scale production allows for such things. Much tougher to do in higher volume manufacturing.Let's say you manufacture 50 sets of loudspeakers a day. (peanuts) You then "burn-in" each set for 100 hours (4.17 days). In those 4.17 days you have now made 208.5 SETS of speakers, all sitting somewhere being fed by something, and all making quite a racket. At month's end, you've manufactured 1,500 sets of loudspeakers, all requiring 4.17 days of "burn-in". Tell me, where are you going to accomplish this feat, how much wherehouse space will it require, and how much more are you willing to pay for such a service?
Mike McCall
Shamrock Audio, Inc.
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- Re: Why don't manufacturer's burn in their equiment before sending it to a reviewer? - Mike McCall 13:40:33 02/17/03 (1)
- Hmmm, - DannyB 14:56:51 02/17/03 (0)
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