There is a little-known principle in electronics manufacturing
called "Marantzing," named after the CEO of Marantz electronics.
Mr. Marantz would walk the factory floor, looking at various
procedures. He would ask a worker, "Why are you doing that?"
Depending on the answer, he would reply, "Don't do that! It's not
necessary." This is how Marantz became successful.
On 2/11/2023 10:08 AM, Wayne Tarling
via groups.io wrote:
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Finally came across an
historical promotional video covering Hammond manufacturing
information.
Everything "manual" ....no
CNC.
Far too many manufacturing
details actioned to be able to "survive" today's manufacturing
costs.? ? Just imagine "testing every condenser".? ?No
present-day "company owner" of anything would ever allow this
kind of cost practice.? My experience is manufacturing. I know
of no owner who embraced Quality.? They looked upon Quality as
an unnecessary evil ...to be avoided or cut altogether ....and
then see what happens.
Anyone know if there is a
"Hammond expert" in the Vancouver, B.C., Canada, area?
I know there are organs
around. They were sold by both "Eatons" (large store chain
across Canada) and a private company locally, "Jerome's"
...going back to the 60's and 70's.? I suppose there may now
be Suzuki-Hammond ...perhaps represented by a music
store(?). And then "what would anyone actually know about
Hammond organs"?
On a separate note, not to
be "out-done" ....once a file is video file is opened in
YouTube, associated video files pop-up ....and this video
"History of the Leslie" appeared. I did not know this
"history", so it was interesting and humorous to watch.
Nothing about manufacturing ...just the story.
