How Is This Possible? Must be Counterfeits

The government of China does not recognize international patent laws and some people take advantage of this.

They way "Copyrights" work is China - we have the rights to copy 😄

I am flabbergasted by the way the brain work...

Others had all the faults , ourselves none ...

I bet many had never read a book ... 😊

For sure it is true the CCP dont recognise any patent laws...😁

But what else is also true ?

To stay in the cables thread i must say that i just damped my chinese preamplifier tubes with silicone rings...(1 dollars for 10)😎

Way better imaging and details ...Like buying a way costlier cable upgrade... You know what i means ? 😁

I never encountered this improvement change with an European tube amplifier which i bought for a way higher cost than my chinese preamplifier  ( 6 times higher cost)... Anyway it was so bad headphone amplifier , a well reviewed one by the way , i sold it with 40 tubes few years ago for a low price 😁... I vouch to never bought tubes again ... 😊 I was wrong ...

Then i will not bash low cost Chinese product. Some are more than just good for the price ...Some are trash... It is the same thing in any country by the way some gear are bad and some are good ...

The government of China does not recognize international patent laws and some people take advantage of this.

@mahgister ,

No one bashed any Chinese products. The discussion was how they effectively copy products and sell them blatantly as the same brand. If they were selling as a duplicate brand name, example Sharp Vs Shrap, then that would be different. Don’t jump into conclusions just because have so much time on hand. 

You are right about my free time ...😊

You are right also nobody bash chinese tech... I only wanted to remind that there is very good product at cheap cost...😊

Thanks for the rightful respectuous  correction ...

My best to you ...

Don’t jump into conclusions just because have so much time on hand.

And it is one of the key reasons I don't use Nordost brand. It is problematic in the secondary market.