VintageAudio
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You have to check with your home countries rules. I'm in Canada and got with almost a $1000 Canadian in tariffs for a pair of speakers made in the US. Was totally taken off guard by that. Money goes to Canadian government but they were put in place as retaliatory measures. Customers and businesses suffer - so double check with local regulations.You mean tariffs? As I understand tariffs are usually product group dependant. Like cars, apparel, solar panels etc. Electronics is subdevided in many groups.
With my first Chinese tubeamp going through customs (NL) they couldn't even tell me what sort of amplifier was what tariff.They didn't have any group calked 'audio'.