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<blockquote data-quote="Chris Wadden" data-source="post: 106436" data-attributes="member: 2583">Re: iPad App problems / X32Core&nbsp;Just playing devil&#039;s advocate, because I agree customer&#039;s should be aware to the possibility of having a fault in their product, but I can see why doing so could cause some substantial problems. Something such as a dead fader may not be a fault which presents in large sequential production numbers, but be sparse and spread out. I can see why Behringer would want to take care of these problems on a case by case basis, when the problem presents itself. Posting a bullentin which reads, &quot;X32 serial #&#039;s 45677XXX-47788XXX may or may not suffer fader failure&quot; would result in a substantial increase of X32 units being requested for service work when in most cases there would be no problem. I can imagine thousands upon thousands of perfectly fine units being shipped in to be checked out. Imagine what a nightmare that would be.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chris Wadden, post: 106436, member: 2583"] Re: iPad App problems / X32Core Just playing devil's advocate, because I agree customer's should be aware to the possibility of having a fault in their product, but I can see why doing so could cause some substantial problems. Something such as a dead fader may not be a fault which presents in large sequential production numbers, but be sparse and spread out. I can see why Behringer would want to take care of these problems on a case by case basis, when the problem presents itself. Posting a bullentin which reads, "X32 serial #'s 45677XXX-47788XXX may or may not suffer fader failure" would result in a substantial increase of X32 units being requested for service work when in most cases there would be no problem. I can imagine thousands upon thousands of perfectly fine units being shipped in to be checked out. Imagine what a nightmare that would be. [/QUOTE]

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