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Genz Streamliner 900 and TC RH450 Comparison

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Who would buy a new car with flat tires ? ( just messin' ) ;)

but you already did, you drove it from your dealer to the next block ...
this is like buy an amp at your local deal, test out ok in the store, but the tube went bad when you got home


OK, how bout this. You bought a car on eBay, delivered with a flat, what are you gonna do?


I am trying to say, tubes are like tires, they can go wrong at any time;
and you sort of have to expect them to happen, almost always at the most inconvenience of time.
 
AHA!!!! Then it IS a conspiracy....:ninja::ninja::ninja::ninja:

The Tiawanese TC factory got the Tiawanese Genz-Benz factory all liquored up on Mekhong whiskey just so Ken would get 2 malfunctioning heads!!!!:hiding:

:ninja:

:D

God Bless, Ray

Huh?:confused:

Thailand is a good distance from Taiwan. If the TC factory is in Thailand, then it'd be quite a distance to the GB factory in Taiwan.

Also, AFAIK Taiwan has a much better manufacturing infrastructure than Thailand.
 
Also, AFAIK Taiwan has a much better manufacturing infrastructure than Thailand.

You may well be correct on this score, but it appears that the same Thai factory builds the Polytune and Nova series pedals, and the G-system. I have a Nova delay pedal -- very solid, works flawlessly, and TCE seems to have a pretty good rep generally for build quality.
 
You may well be correct on this score, but it appears that the same Thai factory builds the Polytune and Nova series pedals, and the G-system. I have a Nova delay pedal -- very solid, works flawlessly, and TCE seems to have a pretty good rep generally for build quality.

Sorry, I didn't mean to imply any quality differences in manufacturing processes between the two nations.

My only point was that the infrastructure for manufacturing facilities is likely better established in Taiwan since they've been at it for quite some time.
 
Changing a preamp tube is not like changing a tire. It takes much less time and effort and is such a small, trivial job to do. Current production tubes are not really costly either so I'm left at a loss. To me it's more trouble to deal with taking something back but there is always that guy next me in the restaurant that demands his steak be replaced because he asked for rare and got medium rare instead.

But it all boils down to one thing.

There are doer's and nae doer's. The doer's will always be busy doing while the nae's are busy complaining about it. The nae's always seem to expect the doers to keep busy doing and the doer's often think how silly it would all be if they just stopped doing. :D
 
Sorry, I didn't mean to imply any quality differences in manufacturing processes between the two nations.

My only point was that the infrastructure for manufacturing facilities is likely better established in Taiwan since they've been at it for quite some time.

That's OK, didn't mean to imply that you did! :) And, I'm sure you are correct concerning the infrastructure differences, I was merely commenting on my experience with a single TCE product (and the rep of a few others) made in the same place. All cool!
 
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So has anyone compared the Streamliner and the TC RH450?Or is that another thread??:D


EDIT-Oops,looks like I was beat to it!Sorry I didnt get to the end.
 
There are doer's and nae doer's. The doer's will always be busy doing while the nae's are busy complaining about it. The nae's always seem to expect the doers to keep busy doing and the doer's often think how silly it would all be if they just stopped doing. :D

That's actually an excellent synopsis of Atlas Shrugged. :smug: :cool:
 
Huh?:confused:

Thailand is a good distance from Taiwan. If the TC factory is in Thailand, then it'd be quite a distance to the GB factory in Taiwan.

Also, AFAIK Taiwan has a much better manufacturing infrastructure than Thailand.

That's called joking brother;). It should've been indicative of all the smilies inserted, and it's usually followed by a spastic reaction known in most scientific circles as laughing.

Lighten up.;):smug:


+1 Totally agree!

:D

That's actually an excellent synopsis of Atlas Shrugged. :smug: :cool:

:)

God Bless, Ray
 
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