For each of the following items, Knowles has imported one into the US, disassembled it and found it to contain at least one Bellsing BA product, therefore seeking a Cease & Desist against the company:
FiiO F9 Dynamic Hybrid Earphones
Fidue A73 Hybrid Monitor Earphones
InEarz Audio P300
MagicEar Personal Sound Amplifiers
Campfire Audio Solaris In-Ear Monitors
Clear Tune Monitors AS-7 In-Ear Monitors
Resound S-Receiver Tubing & Resound NP-Receiver Tubing
Jerry Harvey JH10X3 Pro In-Ear Monitors
glad didn’t purchase that campfire overprice iem lol
The cost of materials doesn’t necessarily add the value to a product. I already expect that with high end audio equipment that you are paying for the costs of labor, design, potential patents or exclusive technology, and general know how of a product.
If it sound’s the price to me, I don’t really care what’s in it
Edit: for an example look at buchardt audio S400, it costs under 300 for the materials, but retails for almost 2k. And that’s on the low end of markup. There are much higher markups out there. You don’t pay for the materials for audio, you pay for everything else that goes into making the product
I wasn’t necessarily inciting that I would buy a product if it was an unauthorized clone, was just trying to discuss the cost of materials vs the price to consumers.
Also was looking at picking up the Solaris, but probably not now lol. Shame, I kinda liked how that sounded