[ULUL]

Do they sell the Yuins in China? Does anyone have their contact #? Looking for a pair while I'm traveling here.

Thanks.
UL

 

[AudioCats]

where in china are you going?

http://www.erji.net/read.php?tid=92417

 

[ULUL]

I'll be in Dalien, Liaoning Province.

UL

 

[AudioCats]

you might want to ask the locals then, the Yuin is kind of a high end brand, probably not every store will carry them. Good luck

 

[ULUL]

Thanks! Since I don't read Chinese, I'm not quite sure how Yuin is pronounced in Chinese as I can only speak the language. Any phonetic pronounciation by any chance?

Thanks again,
UL

 

[AudioCats]

yu is pronounced the same as "rain" (in any chinese dialect), in is "sound".



yu means universe though.

 

[Kermy]

What about in Hong Kong? I didn't see any last time I went (2 months ago) but admittedly I didn't look really hard.

 

[dap_pad]

Mingo HMV used to sell them. His located in Mongkok, Hong Kong... almost got PK3s from him. But when I left back for Toronto, I think they were clearing their stock and not selling them anymore...

http://www.mingo-hmw.net/product/pro...ea8ed8fd3785fc

 

[dap_pad]

double post... sorry...

 

[AudioCats]

one question for those of you that want to buy Yuins in China: why? The price there is about $120 for the PK-1, and you actually have to try harder to find them since it will be an unfamiliar environment to you. Plus you really have to watch out for the fakes (are you capable of recognizing a fake PK-1 if one comes up?).

Contrary to popular beliefs, good stuff in China is expensive. If you are looking for mid to high end products, expect to pay the same as in the States ( in most cases, more). The only good deals there are low end product (lower quality or lower tech level) and the fakes.