19-Mar-2017, 13:16
(This post was last modified: 19-Mar-2017, 13:17 by blackdogaudio.)
(19-Mar-2017, 09:24)Hifi_swlon Wrote: Wow, it's been designed in such a way that it can't even be opened to be repaired!
Ok, so there's insured type repairs, but what about the environmental aspect?
I guess there's going to be a huge pile of Phantoms in landfills in years to come. Sadly, it's the way consumer electronics has gone across the board. Not even just electronics. Cheaper to throw everything away and buy new. But if course it's only cheaper financially, all this waste has the potential to be our undoing....
I don't think the problem is opening it but sealing it back up after it's been opened.
I agree with you concerning environmental responsibility. Hopefully they recycle what they can from defective units and use those parts building the replacement units.
