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RE: Xhadow XLR Clone

Posted by Duster on February 15, 2017 at 09:01:22:
True, but most audio connector clones are not exactly the same as the original product, and they sometimes feature less expensive materials to keep the costs down. For example, there have been many WBT clones, and few use the same copper alloy as the original, more expensive WBT rca connectors. The price of the the original Xhadow XLR is far more expensive than the Xhadow XLR clone.