[Tainojim]

Originally Posted by Andy B

although the warranty say's two years bro that means jack ****! its just a warranty and like cars give 5 years....that is not the life of the cymbal...... thats not a gurantee of Quality..... quality failure even outside that 2 year marjin is unaceptable under the trades discription act 1979. if that's 1 or 61 years old. If the fault is in the manufacture of the said cymbal you must demand your rite to have the cymbal tested for Failure..........there ya go....people think but the warranty is up it means ****....dude you still have rights of quality........

Sale of Goods Act 1979 / 1994

In "English law" the common law was frequently seen as being too rigid and slow for the purposes of the developing and changing economy.


Nothing there about U.S. Law. Not on this side of the pond Bub-bah. Batch testing is used here. QOS systems are different here. Then again there's the small claims courts.


You however give great advice. Persistence may get this guy a new replacement cymbal. As you stated, nothings gained or lost unless you try.

[Andy B]

Originally Posted by Tainojim

Sale of Goods Act 1979 / 1994

In "English law" the common law was frequently seen as being too rigid and slow for the purposes of the developing and changing economy.


Nothing there about U.S. Law. Not on this side of the pond Bub-bah. Batch testing is used here. QOS systems are different here. Then again there's the small claims courts.


You however give great advice. Persistence may get this guy a new replacement cymbal. As you stated, nothings gained or lost unless you try.

Hubba Bubba i was in quality for years Bs 750 QS and all that got a lot of experience with casting and fault diagnostics...the loop hole is the cause and effect and if there is any sign of damage to the whole in the centre of the cymbal they are off the lead so just check it first.....and all the best Rock On up the cymbals revolution!