Re: What the heck is Behringer doing?

[Pohon-Kelapa@t-online.de (Martin Tauchen)]

hmmmmm....? As I am not residing in the US,I can not know how good the
support 
of Behringer is.
Behringer gives me here a fine support.No need for any lament.
I will contact Behringer to ask them about this misery and give them a hint
that a good support should be also done in the US.
Maybe their Market strategy is more fixed to the european market.I guess 
so.
On the other hand it is difficult for a foreign company to get a foot in 
the

door of the american market.

Behringer units are usually also "robust" build.So donīt worry to much ! 


Marty
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>Von: Will Brake <wbrake@home.com>
>An: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
>Betreff: Re: What the heck is Behringer doing?
>Datum: Son, 10. Jun 2001 20:32 Uhr
>

>not so...Most European makers have good distribution in the US. Sorry,
>but Behringer really dropped the ball on this issue.
>
>Be Well
>
>Will Brake
>Soul Fruit
>
>Martin Tauchen wrote:
>> 
>> A nice experiences,but at least european customers have more trouble 
>with
>> such questions.
>> Cutomer Support of american companies in Europe is similar to the 
>experience
>> you
>> made with a german company.For Berhinger Support it is quiet easy for 
>me in
>> Germany.
>> 
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>> >Von: Will Brake <wbrake@home.com>
>> >An: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
>> >Betreff: Re: What the heck is Behringer doing?
>> >Datum: Son, 10. Jun 2001 20:09 Uhr
>> >
>> 
>> >Just hope it doesn't break!!! Getting parts to repair this stuff is 
>next
>> >to impossible. After Behringer pulled distribution from Sam Ash, a
>> >company in New York got the blanket and saddle. So far, we've been
>> >waiting for a year and a half for replacement transformers for two
>> >units, and 6 months for power supply parts. Just a bit of advise from
>> >the repair side of things.
>> >
>> >Be Well
>> >
>> >Will Brake
>> >Soul Fruit