Thanks Lugnut for your sincere post. I for one always enjoy you posts because of your honest, straightforward answers, and enlightened suggestions.
Ron
Ron
Say it aint so--- Teres quality question
As a preface-- I have been a lurker here at Audiogon for a number of years, but have never posted.
Yesterday a review of the Teres 200 series table was posted at Audioasylum. I am extremely concerned about what was stated.
I have always read fantastic things about the Teres, but this reviewer seemed to consider some issues with regard to quality-- ie:
"Some minor issues...the wood platter is not 100% true on the horizontal surfaces...a very slight rise...I suspect this is the nature of machining wood?" as well as "Product Weakness: Platter slightly off true"
I plan on joining the Teres family -- but have developed some reluctance after reading this.
Perhaps some of the members here with first hand experience will be able to put my concern at ease with regard to the reviewers statement.
Here is a reference to the post:
Review by Angus Black III on January 06, 2004 at 10:35:32
Thank you, and a special thanks to TWL for the always informative reading.
Focusedfx
Yesterday a review of the Teres 200 series table was posted at Audioasylum. I am extremely concerned about what was stated.
I have always read fantastic things about the Teres, but this reviewer seemed to consider some issues with regard to quality-- ie:
"Some minor issues...the wood platter is not 100% true on the horizontal surfaces...a very slight rise...I suspect this is the nature of machining wood?" as well as "Product Weakness: Platter slightly off true"
I plan on joining the Teres family -- but have developed some reluctance after reading this.
Perhaps some of the members here with first hand experience will be able to put my concern at ease with regard to the reviewers statement.
Here is a reference to the post:
Review by Angus Black III on January 06, 2004 at 10:35:32
Thank you, and a special thanks to TWL for the always informative reading.
Focusedfx