I think a major part of "Built to last" is repair-ability. If you can fix it, you've kept it from the trash. That's one thing I learned a lot about as an AV se

I think a major part of "Built to last" is repair-ability. If you can fix it, you've kept it from the trash. That's one thing I learned a lot about as an AV service tech -- some companies are happy to sell parts or service a 10 year old unit ( a third party market for OEM parts is almost better). Some won't pick up the phone and expect a thing to be thrown away. Tannoy speaker cabinets can be rebuilt, rattling bits cleaned up and replaced as needed, and if some punk moshes through your speaker cone, you can make him buy a new cone and learn to fix what he broke. https://reconingspeakers.com/brand/tannoy/ https://reconingspeakers.com/brand/tannoy/