So after playing the Terror I started inspecting the unit, and found this:
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I don't know how I could have missed that when I pulled the unit out of the box. It plays fine, so at first, I thought I'd just keep it. Then I thought to check the tubes to make sure that whatever shock caused the dent, didn't dislodge them. Some of the screws were really tight, and were difficult to remove, and then I couldn't get them back in. The case was so dis-formed, that the holes didn't line up.
The whole thing is odd, as the shipping box was sealed with Orange tape, and there was no apparent damage to the box. I can only imagine the damage occurred during packing up the unit at the factory.
In any event, I decided to exchange it for an undamaged unit, so it got shipped back to MF. They paid for return shipping, and the return was a smooth transaction. Not sure how long it'll take to get the replacement.
I just received the Terror Bass today and while playing noticed the edge was slightly dented. Looking at your photo it's the same general dent but not as bad, but still like you said, my box was sealed and looks like it's from the factory. I'm torn between returning it on my dime (doubt they would say a 1mm dent is return worthy) or just dealing with it. But now I'm a bit wondering on the QA process with Orange's China factory.
