The buyer simply meant to include the manual.
It was a logical implication, of sorts, on his part.
His point of reference was the papers in the envelopes included in the boxes.
The reference of that's all that was included from the manufacturer should be enough, in hindsight, to quell the matter.
Going the lengths to make better 'copies' of a manual that may had never come with the amps is going beyond what would be considered accommodating,
This type of behavior, on the buyers part, can be observed in life. One time I had to have a broken windshield replaced on my car. I wanted an original to be used as it has green tinting in it to reduce heat but my adjuster refused. I pointed out that it is clearly stated in the car's description, which could be referenced online, but he demanded I produce the original dealers invoice that appears on the window, stating the equipment, features, and extras and that legally, he was under no obligation to use original factory parts unless I had that stupid window sticker.
It took three replacement windows before I got one that I could see out of, undistorted. The adjuster would have saved money had he just went out and got a proper window.
It works both ways and serves no one when being stubborn beyond what is reasonable.
All the best,
Nonoise
It was a logical implication, of sorts, on his part.
His point of reference was the papers in the envelopes included in the boxes.
The reference of that's all that was included from the manufacturer should be enough, in hindsight, to quell the matter.
Going the lengths to make better 'copies' of a manual that may had never come with the amps is going beyond what would be considered accommodating,
This type of behavior, on the buyers part, can be observed in life. One time I had to have a broken windshield replaced on my car. I wanted an original to be used as it has green tinting in it to reduce heat but my adjuster refused. I pointed out that it is clearly stated in the car's description, which could be referenced online, but he demanded I produce the original dealers invoice that appears on the window, stating the equipment, features, and extras and that legally, he was under no obligation to use original factory parts unless I had that stupid window sticker.
It took three replacement windows before I got one that I could see out of, undistorted. The adjuster would have saved money had he just went out and got a proper window.
It works both ways and serves no one when being stubborn beyond what is reasonable.
All the best,
Nonoise