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[Shop Index] [Back to previous page] Slight-Second Reduction Help Recycle And Save Money On A Graham Slee Amp StageHigh street shops and online resellers sell what we term as our "perfect-finish" products. However, with hand-made or hand-finished parts, which includes all our casework, whether from our suppliers in Germany or in the UK, there are bound to be some slight imperfections. The experienced eye is the final arbiter and our engineers reject casework beyond a certain number of imperfections - it ensures you get the feel of quality when you buy one of our products. It also means that by the end of the year, we have a collection of what we term "slight-second" cases. Rather than committing them all to carbon energy-consuming recycling (melting them down), we thought some of our customers would be happy to receive one of our products with a slight-second reduction?
Case style K: (case style K is used on the Solo headphone amplifier and similarly cased products - not the Novo which is style G) Slight-second reduction: £40 excluding VAT; £46.00 including 15% VAT Case style U: (case style U is used on the Gram Amp 3 Fanfare and similarly cased products) £25 excluding VAT; £28.75 including 15% VAT
What are the slight imperfections?
Generally, borderline imperfections are moved to the slight-second category. Imperfections on "Perfects" are only allowed where hardly-visible and there are very few. A slight-second will have a number of the imperfections similar to those shown in the right hand column above. Please note: These cases are not available to purchase separately.
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IMPORTANT: Before You Buy, Consider... Miracles? Although our products win awards for their miraculous performance, it has to be said that they can only do miracles with a good signal source. They cannot magically improve something that isn't. If you have been led to believe they can, please think again before buying. Running In? High performance products, which these are, will not perform at their best until they have been powered up a number of weeks. During this "burn-in" or "pre-ageing" period they will undergo sonic changes - eventually settling to their best performance. The subject of "pre-ageing" is well documented by electronic component manufacturers but often denied by some hi-fi manufacturers. |
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