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<blockquote data-quote="Pl8er" data-source="post: 4533419" data-attributes="member: 540634">I agree and disagree.Although an engineer at profile may have a decent idea of the tolerance and be able to get it into that range, how much QA goes into making sure that is happening?&nbsp; Also the person who is inspecting the amp most likely is some guy off the street with no degree.&nbsp; Not to mention that even if the amp is checked if it is out of tolerance but still fully functional, will it still pass inspection?&nbsp; I wouldn&#039;t write a NCR on something that works but is lets say 10% out instead of the +/-5% and I wouldn&#039;t want my QA team to do so either.&nbsp; The reason is because that takes money out of the bottom line.&nbsp; Why repair what is working?I&#039;m just thinking that when you&#039;re buying a top end amp your going to get more attention to each amp.&nbsp; Now don&#039;t get me wrong, I don&#039;t have a Mac and I doubt I ever will.&nbsp; But I do think my Tru is a better amp than my other amps I have owned.&nbsp; I have had FAR better customer service and more options than any of the other amps I have bought in the past.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pl8er, post: 4533419, member: 540634"] I agree and disagree. Although an engineer at profile may have a decent idea of the tolerance and be able to get it into that range, how much QA goes into making sure that is happening? Also the person who is inspecting the amp most likely is some guy off the street with no degree. Not to mention that even if the amp is checked if it is out of tolerance but still fully functional, will it still pass inspection? I wouldn't write a NCR on something that works but is lets say 10% out instead of the +/-5% and I wouldn't want my QA team to do so either. The reason is because that takes money out of the bottom line. Why repair what is working? I'm just thinking that when you're buying a top end amp your going to get more attention to each amp. Now don't get me wrong, I don't have a Mac and I doubt I ever will. But I do think my Tru is a better amp than my other amps I have owned. I have had FAR better customer service and more options than any of the other amps I have bought in the past. [/QUOTE]

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