Dynaudio - Made in China vs Denmark

They may sound and look the same as the Built in Denmark, but you'll always have that little doubt in the back of your mind. Although I would want what I paid for, here is one idea: bring them to the dealer and listen to his and yours side by side, without knowing which one is playing, and pick the one you like best. Have him hook it up to an amp with with an A/B switch.

Also, if he refuses, or hesitates to give you the ones from Denmark, that is a sure sign HE feels there is a difference, whether or not there is one. 

well. I checked mine. Made in China. Not pleased. But I am not sure, with quality control, how it could be made better in Denmark. It looks and sounds like a million bucks to me.

@deeadhead1000 the A/B compariosn would not be fair since the spekers would need to be broken in. Im trying to see if anyone has a similar experience. I see that many other brands in the $5000+ range have their speakers manufactured in China , Indonesia etc. But dynaudio claims of danish this and danish that and now when it comes manufacturing  it its ’Made in China’... ’Made in China’ is not what I paid for.

  But in the same vein, I  do have DAC thats made in China that I love. So maybe its a psychological thing. Just bothers me.

My JBLs were built in Mexico and I could care less as they sound wonderful. You bought a design from Denmark that due to cost savings, was made elsewhere. As long as they sound great to you, who cares? 

All the best,
Nonoise

Accept reality-

Likley, your setup has several made in China(MIC) products, though the manufacturer may be based in another country.

If someone has an aversion to MIC, then no internet(computer/phone/router, all consumer/household goods and just about EVERY consumable product necessary for existence.

MIC label is the way the ball bounces.

Feel privileged owning something even assembled in it's country home factory from  China sourced  parts and sub assemblies-cabinets and components.

No SQ relevance if the company is legit.