...and then there's the idiots 'out there' that don't know how to operate audio gear that's more complex than a clock radio. And even then, some clock radios' need the manual to make them work properly...
Case in point: I've provided a 'shop stereo' with a receiver with a CD player, a parametric EQ, and a pair of 'line source' speaker arrays that can drown out the saws in the space.
Employ sez: "CD don't work." Really? OK, I'll check it out....
Later, walk up, switch on, punch ONE button on the EQ (which I've pointed out previously)....*foom* CD works....
Give the AH his $ back. Find the manual (online?) and sell it again. Some people can hurt themselves with a plastic butter knife and will sue the manufacturer of the knife for not providing a 'use manual'....
CYA is the order of the day.
Case in point: I've provided a 'shop stereo' with a receiver with a CD player, a parametric EQ, and a pair of 'line source' speaker arrays that can drown out the saws in the space.
Employ sez: "CD don't work." Really? OK, I'll check it out....
Later, walk up, switch on, punch ONE button on the EQ (which I've pointed out previously)....*foom* CD works....
Give the AH his $ back. Find the manual (online?) and sell it again. Some people can hurt themselves with a plastic butter knife and will sue the manufacturer of the knife for not providing a 'use manual'....
CYA is the order of the day.