[Phildo]

"John Williamson" wrote in message
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Eeyore wrote:

There has been case law on this subject in all countries that support
copyright and patent laws.

The law varies from country to country.

And in the UK (which is where you posted from despite the fact you seem to
live in cloud-cuckoo land) it is illegal.

However since many Behringer products are slavish copies of their
competition,
I'd like to know how they can claim copyright for something that's not
theirs in
the first place !

Which is why Behringer are paying £millions in settlements for all the
designs they copied - NOT !!!!

Didn't I read somewhere that Behringer were in trouble for copying stuff
anyway?

Don't believe everything you read on the internet.

Eeyesore is just ****ed because he used to steal designs for studiomaster
then pass them off as his own. Studiomaster went bust because they couldn't
compete with Behringer leading to him being put out of a job. Now he has a
psychotic Behringer fixation following his very public nervous breakdown.

Phildo