You badly mixing quality with "fit for a task". Sorry.In my world, good quality means meeting the requirements. And again, that doesn't necessarily mean high specs.
You very clearly implied that. SorryAnd no, for me it's not a norm to have a relay failing "with barely 30k cycles after 20 years of service." I never said that...
You badly mixing quality with "fit for a task". Sorry.
That's not mixing. That's a definition. And you can have a different one. But you shouldn't assume yours is the only one. Sorry.
You very clearly implied that. Sorry
I think 20 years is pretty good for a consumer audio product
Please read it again. I was talking about a specific case. I didn't imply anything. Sorry.
You've made a storm in a teacup about a point that wasn't even in the original question. I tried to politely explain my point of view, but you keep imposing yours. OK, I don't care. But then you want to tell me what my requirements are. And now you're putting words in my mouth. And you're being reported. Sorry.