Here is an interesting video about one of the Behringer's Chinese factory.. Take a look..

LINK HERE

fair & balanced!

That was really interesting, actually.

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Originally posted by DJDIRTY Here is an interesting video about one of the Behringer's Chinese factory.. Take a look.. LINK HERE

Thanks for posting this, DJDirty. After watching this, it really puts things into perspective on what, "Made in China" means. Overall, I have to say this video was depressing, but brings me back into reality.

Last edited by phantom limb on Jan-27-2008 at 03:45

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Originally posted by phantom limb Overall, I have to say this video was depressing, but brings me back into reality.

Depressing eh? How so?

thanks for the link man.

personally i think the author of the video has a big problem. what would have he expected? it's a business!

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Originally posted by 3F05Q Depressing eh? How so?

Well, compared to the industrial standards we have in the States, they are definitely getting the short end of the stick. I understand that there is no point to feel sympathetic towards those working in industrial campuses in China or any other country because it won't accomplish anything, but one needs to take it into consideration. Plus, the narrator speaks with such a melancholy tone that it just kills me.

On a more vague, political note: if only the federal government put stronger restrictions on outsourcing, we could probably fix the economy a tad as well. Good old, laissez-faire. Again, reality kind of blows...

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Originally posted by phantom limb Plus, the narrator speaks with such a melancholy tone that it just kills me.

No kidding! I agree, it was like nails on a chalkboard to me. Luckily I was quite interested in what he had to say, otherwise I wouldn't have kept watching.

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Originally posted by 3F05Q No kidding! I agree, it was like nails on a chalkboard to me. Luckily I was quite interested in what he had to say, otherwise I wouldn't have kept watching.

Yeah! I never really seen footage anywhere near this caliber. Nice inside information...

i enjoyed Chris Holder's narration. It was an interesting watch. even with his monotonous voice, his fluent articulation kept me wanting more.