cegras
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Er, I wouldn't say that. I'm pretty neutral on what I see, but the situation you see here is just the same as in most other tech factories - cheap labour that can be highly trained. It's the same situation (except to a much higher degree) in Intel fabs and whatnot. I see no 'lovingly hand assembled' here. I just see assembly with cheap labour.
Originally Posted by Burninate35 /img/forum/go_quote.gif I find it strange that people are saying that they have lost respect for the GRADO name, and that they cannot see/hear their headphones the same way anymore. Seeing this makes me want GRADO headphones more then before. I would feel like someone worked hard at making the headphones, and making them to a very high standard that would come with low quantities, and close quality inspection. When you guys buy something that was made by someone on the forum do you like it less because they made it in there living room instead of in a large factory? I do not understand your reasoning... On another note, how could those speakers made of headphone drivers sound any good? When headphones are played loudly they sound very tinny. |
Er, I wouldn't say that. I'm pretty neutral on what I see, but the situation you see here is just the same as in most other tech factories - cheap labour that can be highly trained. It's the same situation (except to a much higher degree) in Intel fabs and whatnot. I see no 'lovingly hand assembled' here. I just see assembly with cheap labour.