Just googled, and there's a "Yemaha" company in India - makes guitars.Maybe they make fake Chinese fakes of Japanese Carbs, just like a couple of Japanese motorbike makers make knock-offs of Spanish guitars.
thejazzpianoma,
Sep 7, 6:54am
LOL, nice.
And now for the compulsory rant.
Doesn't it bother you that our government comes after us all with an expensive anti piracy bill because some of us might be downloading pirated movies. It also spends a fortune going after kim dotcom with basically no case against him.
Yet it welcomes big Chinese brands with open arms who have been proven to have stolen hundreds of millions of dollars of intellectual property!
I fail to see the logic, other than its political nonsense designed to grease palms and keep the right people happy (i.e China and the U.S).
Cheers for the photo and sorry about the compulsory rant!
dr.doolittle,
Sep 7, 8:01am
You're not really , but we forgive you
johnf_456,
Sep 7, 8:49am
Youv woke him, but yes i agree with thejazzpianoma it should not be allowed not to mention safety.
not one of mine thankfully. a guy on another forum.it let go while he was driving to work in town.lucky he wasnt fanging it down a back road. there have been 3 failuresjust on that 1 forumso id say the failure rate is high. i wouldnt trust any cheap boss kit. I beleive they were selling for around $15-$20 USD each.
johnf_456,
Sep 7, 9:11pm
Hell, that is very much a safety worry.
chris.kingston,
Sep 7, 9:19pm
There is a city in Japan called Usa but it has been called that for the last 1200 years, long before the U.S.A. was formed. Maybe the yanks are ripping of the japs.
bwg11,
Sep 7, 10:10pm
Yep, back in the late 50's or early 60's, they made a rip off of the "Parker" fountain pen, marked "Made in USA"
elect70,
Sep 8, 12:52am
Yes they were makingCresentcopies but CresentTool Company in USof Aput the kybosh on that lot .
ola.thorsen,
Sep 8, 4:50am
Have a google for a "Jin Bei Haise" - look familiar!
thejazzpianoma,
Sep 8, 7:34am
Looks a lot like a certain outdated van that has ceased to be offered in much of the world as it can't compete.
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