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<blockquote data-quote="Justice C. Bigler" data-source="post: 139543" data-attributes="member: 74">Re: MG and IP theftOkay..so maybe they don&#039;t &quot;steal&quot; their designs....But like so many high school and college students, they just copied off of their friend&#039;s homework because they are too lazy and incompetent to do their own work. Or they just outright paid someone else to do it for them.&nbsp; :roll: There is a wide gulf between the ethical standards of Communist China and the the rest of the free world. Either way, I&#039;m working on a $350 million project with maybe $4 million worth of pro audio gear that will not see any equipment from Music Group (or their newly acquired TC Group). I&#039;m already in the process of respecing everything that would have been TC.It is a truism of the free market economy that the marketplace will decide what brands, products and companies survive. Well, guess what? I AM the market place. I don&#039;t sell gear or represent manufacturers. I buy gear. I rent gear from production companies. I spec gear for new projects and remodels. And I choose to send my business to companies that I respect for the quality of their products and the way in which they conduct their business.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Justice C. Bigler, post: 139543, member: 74"] Re: MG and IP theft Okay..so maybe they don't "steal" their designs....But like so many high school and college students, they just copied off of their friend's homework because they are too lazy and incompetent to do their own work. Or they just outright paid someone else to do it for them. :roll: There is a wide gulf between the ethical standards of Communist China and the the rest of the free world. Either way, I'm working on a $350 million project with maybe $4 million worth of pro audio gear that will not see any equipment from Music Group (or their newly acquired TC Group). I'm already in the process of respecing everything that would have been TC. It is a truism of the free market economy that the marketplace will decide what brands, products and companies survive. Well, guess what? I AM the market place. I don't sell gear or represent manufacturers. I buy gear. I rent gear from production companies. I spec gear for new projects and remodels. And I choose to send my business to companies that I respect for the quality of their products and the way in which they conduct their business. [/QUOTE]

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