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In Reply to: RE: 151FD, shipping posted by cdb on August 15, 2008 at 14:34:22
We'll have to agree to disagree about human caused global warming until the next global cooling scare comes along.
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90 lb net weight loudspeakers, from Canada to CA USA via UPS ground; detoured through Customs in TN.
I'll never, ever forget the 2 gouge marks on the front deck where the boxes were dragged to the front door and dropped. Results were: mid and tweeter dust caps inverted as tho' someone jambed a thumb on them. Wiring to one woofer broken off. (*Always pull the drivers on new speakers for a wiring check!)
Point being, it's not about getting new toys as fast as possible, but about minimal handling. I tried (and missed) being on-site for delivery, having to take time off work. Be there no matter what to assist and observe.
I would surely like the delvery guys to be around for an upack and functional check of a $6k item, but I doubt that could happen. At the very least, be there for a visual of the packaging for corner crushes or punctures. As usual, it's what they call "hidden damage" that is the killer. (30%+ according to my appliance vendor in re: a Maytag refrigerator I ordered locally...)
The faster the delivery, the less time spent on piggy-back railcars and conveyor belt transfers, and the more time spent on an airplane going from airport A to airport B.
This retailer has a seemingly great return policy along with some good recommendations from the AVS site. Even so I'm just a wee bit skeptical and still talking myself into it. I'll be home for the delivery.
Thanks for your input.
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