Who built 2 anechoic chambers in Los Angeles recently?

I was talking with a woman from Beijing yesterday and she said Samsung was huge in China, not so much Harman.
I think Paliwal has his work cut out for him taking on Samsung there.
Samsung could easily crush Harman here if they play their cards right. Basically, whoever gets into Walmart first wins. :rotfl:

^ After what they did to Jerry and Greg (and the company overall), Paliwally's Harmin' needs a good ass-kicking.

All in favor, say "aye!" :bouncy:

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Originally Posted by 4313B

I think Paliwal has his work cut out for him taking on Samsung there.
Samsung could easily crush Harman here if they play their cards right. Basically, whoever gets into Walmart first wins. :rotfl:

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I think he looks at it differently. From his perspective he is in the auto business, not the audio business.

I just wish he hadn't trashed a lot of good companies to get there.


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I think his plans for growth (at all cost) are ultimately based a a few assumptions like global economic and political stability.

With the recent change in the UK (Brit Eu exit) and the impact on the EU and immigration the markets might be bit more cautious with uncertainty about how things will work in the future.

Apparently Harman updates the branding (new logo) and attempts to counter the good press that Samsung is receiving:

http://audio-head.com/the-harman-tou...speaker-audio/

http://audio-head.com/the-harman-tou...and-car-audio/