To some extent, yes. That said, the bigger of the many issues with Behringer is that they have continually cloned product-lines that were still being sold by the original manufacturer, while almost completely ripping off their look and feel. That means that they were making money by undercutting the original manufacturer that paid money/time/innovation to create and market a device that Behringer is reaping the benefit of for free… while directly competing with them in the same space.

That’s a pretty huge difference.

That’s maybe not Behringer’s failure – I think you should change your retailer if there are not more of B’s great products …

Even though these guys run a clone classic gear, like Behringer, these guys aren’t a MusicTribe brand. As far as I can tell, there’s none of the aggressive / disrespectful behavior that Behringer has been doing alot during the last few years