Re: Will Radio Shack Honor still honor Lifetime tubes?

Dersu Uzala wrote:
In article <5oksuuFmcn6oU1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, philallison@xxxxxxxxxx says...

"flipper"
" Trevor Wilson"
**It makes perfect sense. Most manufacturers of valves can provide some kind
of expected life span. Radio Shack could argue that the life of the valve is
the 'lifetime warranty'.
It makes no sense at all and has nothing to do with valves.
** Bollocks.


Anyone
could argue the absurd that "lifetime" means until it's broke or 'worn
out',

** Not absurd at all - you cretinous fuckwit.

Lifetime Warranty = for the whole period of its expected life.


'Lifetime' invariable means the 'original owner' and/or the 'lifetime'
of the thing the part is put in,

** Utter BOLLOCKS !!



....... Phil




Point 1: We are talking about a "Guarantee", not a "warranty". there is a difference.

Point 2: "'Lifetime' invariable means the 'original owner' and/or the 'lifetime'of the thing the part is put in" is absolutely the correct meaning.

Wow,
I am enjoying all these responses. I always thought lifetime, meant just that, lifetime, last forever, which we know nothing last forever. If these tubes were installed in a tube amp and they test weak, well, the tubes should be replaced since the amp is still in use. Just my opinion. I might bring a pair of 7199's to Radio Shack (they were leaky, but I didn't test them in a working amp).

Thanks,
Sal
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