subject: Do Not Rush For Cheap Audio Shelf System, Consider Quality And Durability As Well [print this page] Do Not Rush For Cheap Audio Shelf System, Consider Quality And Durability As Well
In the developing market of today's wide array of shelf stereo systems, it can be difficult to come up with a good decision of which shelf system is truly the best considering warranty coverage, output and durability, and of course the actual overall quality of the system itself.
To carry out this properly so everybody is happy and the buyer doesn't feel any sense of remorse, it is important that in today's market a customer be fully happy with their product to continue a prolonged relationship of longevity and trust with the supplier so that the buyer is able to keep a sense of selection for certain features that certain manufacturers show over and over again in similar products.
What this indicates is that in order to be satisfied with your audio shelf system, you must first be happy with the manufacturers characteristic quality. So what exactly is characteristic quality? Simply, they are traits that make known the producers overall quality. For instance, Sony has always been a preferred brand amongst more high budget customers, and while brands like RCA have kept their quality in their line of products, in many opinions they are still not worth as much.
How is this possible? Because RCA tends to have cheap prices on audio shelf systems and other items with excellent quality, while Sony has a more detailed image, and offers a longer manufacturer warranty, which ensures longevity of the product, but it comes with a price. This is when characteristic quality plays a vital role in the common consumers mind.
If you were considering to buy a shelf system, lets say you see a 300 watt, RCA shelf audio system for $150, and though it may be a great deal, there might be a 300 watt Sony system for $200, and because it is more expensive than the RCA stereo, you decide to buy the RCA shelf system. This is because of the characteristic quality of MSRP (Manufacturers suggested retail price). This indicates your overall decision had nothing to do with the overall product, but just the fact that it had better price tag.
Then you find that RCA doesn't offer a warranty as long as Sony, the product life has a short expectancy and if it breaks, the company may not cover it. Reasons like this are crucial when it comes to buying a music system, because in the market its not quantity of money that matters, but quality of the shelf system that means everything.
