DE88ROX wrote:
Its not so much the quality of materials, as it is the assembly process. Its doesn't cost a dime to do it right the first time.
It is possible to have quality AND quantity at the same time. I see it everyday in my job.
Time is money so because it very often does take more time to do something "right" it does cost more. Don't kid yourself - several manufacturers, Sunline being just one example, did try to do it "right" and look where they are now - gone. We're all quick to whine about lack of quality but in true N American fashion the last to be willing to pay for it. Doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out there's a connection here so until such time as we all change our ways (i.e. never) the status quo will continue ... 5 yrs, 10 yrs from now this same whine about "lack of quality" will be exactly the same. :R
