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A glimpse of what we do in Thailand

Ronin CNC

To be clear, we share the CNC work with America head quarters. Thailand HQ cnc work is mainly overflow and developmental.

 

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Some of the camera equipment

 

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Amboyna Burl

Used for housings:
Face plates
Cable hardware

 

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One of the saws we use to cut the wood into more usable dimensions

 

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The compressor used to blow clean the cnc machine

 

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Packaging

 

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Noble has facilities in
USA, Thailand & China, which is why I say Noble never really sleeps as we are spread across different time zones.

 

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My son, aspiring musician,

Is responsible for the latest Noble videos

 

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@Junmoe62 I for one appreciate the warning. Got these recently and had someone suggest to me that they get insured. Going to actually go ahead with it now.

I saw some reviews mention the acrylic housing as a con of these, didn't think much of it, but now that I think about ladies and their nails it all makes sense.

Hoping it's not going to be an issue but it has also encouraged me to just be that extra bit careful.

 

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@FullCircle Thanks for the glimpse of some of the inner workings of Noble Audio.
It interests me as I'm the 3rd generation in a 4th generation family business.
It's great to see a small family business curate the best from around the world and bring their knowhow to some of the best, globally available, products I've ever tried.
I still stand by my initial comment "incredible" regarding the Ragnar, that has also been the case with the Sultan and Kublai Khan during my search for my personal TOTL 3 IEM setup. Much respect!.

 

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@Eoin
We were lucky as my brother and I have international families and experiences. We both are Americans, & we both speak Mandarin. His wife and children speak Japanese & my wife and children speak Thai.
This has allowed us to travel and function in a lot of markets with a bit more ease.

We were also fortunate to have Nancy in China through out the lock down as she has been able to be our extension in China despite the restrictions.

 

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@Eoin
We were lucky as my brother and I have international families and experiences. We both are Americans, & we both speak Mandarin. His wife and children speak Japanese & my wife and children speak Thai.
This has allowed us to travel and function in a lot of markets with a bit more ease.

We were also fortunate to have Nancy in China through out the lock down as she has been able to be our extension in China despite the restrictions.

Small world, my kids are also half Thai (Nakorn Ratchisma) but have forgotten their Thai language skills they picked up prior to moving back to Ireland.
Unfortunately their Mum is no longer with us, my spoken Thai is not strong enough to keep that part of their heritage alive and relevant.