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Duplicate Serial Numbers

As I was browsing A'Gon, I came across a pair of speakers for sale with the same serial numbers as mine, which I bought from the manufacturer directly. In my experience, serial numbers typically are unique. So, might this be a mistake or could the ones for sale be fakes? I've already written to the manufacturer (have yet to hear back), but was curious as to your opinions. Thanks.

rlb61
dekay's avatar
dekay
5,356 posts
 

Perhaps a printing error?

Could have happened with a breakdown/restart or when adding new paper stock.

 

DeKay

fredrik222
522 posts
 

Sloppy regardless of the reason. What else in their QA process is failing? 

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j-wall
344 posts
 

If they're "pretty high end" and they told you they can't keep their serial numbers sequential without duplication, I'd have a hard time believing they'd support or warranty their products if something happened. Major red flag for the brand. 

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steve59
1,650 posts
 

red flag.

ketchup
688 posts
 

I'd be worried about a manufacturer who can't keep serial numbers straight.  How are they with matching drivers or crossover components?  Can't be good. 

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