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DBT and Penn and Teller's histerical "water test"
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DBT and Penn and Teller's histerical "water test"
Just because factories turn out the same products for different brand names
(only the faceplate is different) doesn't mean that they don't make similar products that differ in performance. I know of one case where a US customer asked that a standard Taiwan electronic crossover be assembled with some upgraded parts, like capacitors and resistors beacuse the customer felt that the basic design was OK, but was being held back by parts selection. The Parasound HCA2200 amp was not given good reviews until John Curl was asked to tweak it to the MKII, which I gather was done largely with upgrading selected parts. That the same factory turns out $99 products and $5000 products means just that , and only that, not that they are the same products. |