Why do we promote Behringer as a brand?
Shane in Kenwyn sent a mail to us about three weeks ago asking why we tend to promote Behringer as a brand? The quick and nasty reply would be yes we do, no we don’t. Actually we don’t have any bias towards any manufacturer but we do stick up for brands that may be getting an unfair reputation. We need to look at the trend towards Asian manufacture and then our own demographics.
Relocating to Asia Behringer has moved their manufacturing plants to what is now known as Behringer City, Zhongshan. Much of Behringer’s woes and reputation as being a manufacturer of unreliable products can also be said of other manufacturers moving their tooling to Chinese shores. I won’t mention product names, only that I have worked with three different brands all of which went through the same crises. Oh, yes there’s plenty more. Remember the catastrophic leaky capacitors and inferior electrolyte problems of the late 90s and early 2000s.
Why do we promote Behringer as a brand?
Shane in Kenwyn sent a mail to us about three weeks ago asking why we tend to promote Behringer as a brand? The quick and nasty reply would be yes we do, no we don’t. Actually we don’t have any bias towards any manufacturer but we do stick up for brands that may be getting an unfair reputation. We need to look at the trend towards Asian manufacture and then our own demographics.
Relocating to Asia Behringer has moved their manufacturing plants to what is now known as Behringer City, Zhongshan. Much of Behringer’s woes and reputation as being a manufacturer of unreliable products can also be said of other manufacturers moving their tooling to Chinese shores. I won’t mention product names, only that I have worked with three different brands all of which went through the same crises. Oh, yes there’s plenty more. Remember the catastrophic leaky capacitors and inferior electrolyte problems of the late 90s and early 2000s.