laramiecarlson
Eagle Member
The rate they are cranking stuff out now is damn near prolific. Just crazy.
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The rate they are cranking stuff out now is damn near prolific. Just crazy.
One of MVP's big plusses is the extreme consistensy of runs/molds. With the absolute ramp up of new products, and a new company, am I NOT supposed to be concerned that those qualities will begin to drop? Seen this before when other companies, not necessarily DG, have vastly boosted production.
That's understandable. Normally for in-house disc makers it means some compromises from expanding beyond your existing capabilities. With MVP/Axiom, they're literally making General Motors and medical parts with the rest of a giant factory, along with the discs. If the disc production ramps way up, the foremen/techs (serious mechanical geniuses there!) can just deal with it. Can you imagine GM messing with a place that falls to pieces if they get more volume? The difference is in the context of their production, from quality to volume, it's because these are made by a legit molding shop with an unreal level of oversight and tinker-perfecting from the client.One of MVP's big plusses is the extreme consistensy of runs/molds. With the absolute ramp up of new products, and a new company, am I NOT supposed to be concerned that those qualities will begin to drop? Seen this before when other companies, not necessarily DG, have vastly boosted production.
That's understandable. Normally for in-house disc makers it means some compromises from expanding beyond your existing capabilities. With MVP/Axiom, they're literally making General Motors and medical parts with the rest of a giant factory, along with the discs. If the disc production ramps way up, the foremen/techs (serious mechanical geniuses there!) can just deal with it. Can you imagine GM messing with a place that falls to pieces if they get more volume? The difference is in the context of their production, from quality to volume, it's because these are made by a legit molding shop with an unreal level of oversight and tinker-perfecting from the client.
I don't think testers will have them a month before release. Mike will probably get his a little early, like usual.
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No need for fanboy-on-fanboy crime.
This never gets tiresome.
The Crave sounds great but I'm much less enthusiastic about their neutral driver the Ambivalent. I can see that disc going either way. :|
The Crave sounds great but I'm much less enthusiastic about their neutral driver the Ambivalent. I can see that disc going either way. :|