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Philips, Aiwa, Nakamichi, and many others that used to make high quality audio products are gone. Some Chinese companies are just using their names.
That's the story across the spectrum. Chinese companies buying up the glory names and pumping mediocre products with the brand name is where we are now. Essentially, these are zombie brands
That's the story across the spectrum. Chinese companies buying up the glory names and pumping mediocre products with the brand name is where we are now. Essentially, these are zombie brands
Yes. I tried to remind people that this Aiwa or that Nakimichi are not the companies they were thinking.
Incidentally, if you want quality audio products, you can buy really nice used stuff that were made by the real Mccoy. My friend got a really nice Aiwa surround sound minisystem, another bought a early 90's Philips minisystem that was made in Belgium.
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It's actually not bad for casual use and fun & giggles, unless you expect 300W tailgate karaoke from this tiny thing.
Problem is, $15 is pretty much MSRP.
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Incidentally, if you want quality audio products, you can buy really nice used stuff that were made by the real Mccoy. My friend got a really nice Aiwa surround sound minisystem, another bought a early 90's Philips minisystem that was made in Belgium.
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Problem is, $15 is pretty much MSRP.
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