Chinese Mic Editorial in Sound on Sound...

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Hi , this article has some wrong depiction .

I am familiar with this manufactory the article mentioned . If anyone have any question (not touch business secret) , I can ask them and get the answers for you , maybe I can take some photos .

The first I want to say , the main parts of mic are manufacture by themself , include gold sprayed diaphragms .

This is the website :

http://www.feilo-china.com
http://www.feilo-usa.com
 
DJL said:
What are the "wrong depiction" your referring to? Thanks

"Mr Zou set up the new factory early in 2003, and his approach is slightly unusual for a Chinese company, as he subcontracts all the precision metal parts to specialist companies who have the necessary computer-controlled milling machines to manufacture them to a consistent quality. He also imports the mylar for his diaphragms from the US "

These are not true . "Mr Zou" havn't factory at all . The manufactory is Feilo Co. , this is a big factory has 50 years old , Feilo make mic independency , they make many mic for many brands of US , British , German , Australia(not RODE) , include Mr Zou's SE Electronic .
 
You mentioned being able to take photos. In the article you're talking about, there are a few photos included. Can you identify them at all?

Also, I think it would be great if you could take other photos of your facilities...
 
Sklathill said:
Also, I think it would be great if you could take other photos of your facilities...
Me too... I'd like to see photos of inside your facilities, not just the outside buildings. Thanks
 
I don't know if I can take photos , because I must get the permission first , if they don't allow me to take photos , then I can't .

BTW , I am a private friend of one of the supervisors of the manufactory .
 
OK . I will try after 1 or 2 weeks ( these days are our "Chinese Christmas day" , everyone are spending holiday ) .
 
danshi said:
sorry , what is "facilities" ? My English is not good .

I think it's great when someone from China is able to make himself understandable in a language which is totally different from his own language.

I applaud you for that danshi!

The German, French, Dutch and English language have kind of an interface. I guess the Chinese language has not.
 
Han said:
I think it's great when someone from China is able to make himself understandable in a language which is totally different from his own language.

I applaud you for that danshi!
Me too, and I think his English is even better in the other old threads.
 
i work for an international company with offices in germany, brazil, us, canada, australia, russia, france, belgium, and many others. whenever i talk with someone in one of those offices and i find myself getting frustrated at their "lack" of english-speaking skills, i remind myself "their english is FAR better than my german" (or whatever).

so i definitely have to applaud danshi for stepping in here. i can't imagine that's easy, and i know i certainly couldn't tread water on a chinese home recording forum. :D

danshi, any insight you can provide will be GREATLY appreciated by the members of this forum.


cheers,
wade
 
Off topic, but really interesting. For example, 'garden' is jardin in French, garten in German and gaard in Dutch.

I wonder what it is in Chinese?
 
Thank you all .

Chinese is totally different from English , it is like line drawing , 'garden' is looks like this :
 

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danshi said:
OK . I will try after 1 or 2 weeks ( these days are our "Chinese Christmas day" , everyone are spending holiday ) .
When is Chinese Christmas day over?
 
danshi said:
Thank you all .

Chinese is totally different from English , it is like line drawing , 'garden' is looks like this :

What a beautiful approach to communication. Thanks for taking the time to post.

Bill Keane
 
ni hao dan shi. wo da han yue bu hao. ting dong pin yin? wo zai xue le han yue yi nian. ni ju zai na?
 
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