The design of these remindsme of something, butI can't put my finger on it. It'll come to me and ADD-blurt it out to a stranger before I can stop mysel. Then i'll have to run home like Charlie Bucket so I don't forget before I can tell you, lol.
The Jeecoo M20!! 100% they must have used the same OEM - but the Yoricks have a better sound (to me) so A good example of how they can shop designs - but choose to do different things with them at the factory level...which makes me think (with my own ADD) you ever bought something that clearly has a design spot for cutting a piece out that looks like something should be there on a product but its not? Like it was unfinished?? Like that I imagine.
@@EightSixMatt -- I know they look like the other speakers, doofus. Their overall shape reminds me of something else in life. Like an old thumb drive I had or somethjng. I know what you're saying. I almost said, 'you can't tell me those weren't made in the same factory and other companies slap their own names on them.' You see a lot of that shit on Amazon. 35 companies all sell the same soldering iron under 35 different banners. YOOHOUZUKINO, HAPPYSHINYFUN, ELHARBORFREIGHT. You get the idea. I see more electronic than anything with the unknocked knockouts on them. I know some are for different options on different tiers of the same product line, but I've had top 'o the line stuff that had those, too. So I'm sure they make the same housings for multiple companies and those lower than us never notice it or eve,n think about it. I like when people get mad at one company so they start buying from a rival compan. "Brand X supports gay rights! I'm only buying Brand Y now!" Bitch, they're all owned by the same conglomerate holdings compay -- Brand A. But hey, you do you, champ.
😂@@swervature Elharborfreight, nice. 100% - factories are just middlemen - what a company chooses to do better with what a factory can offer them is what matters to me. Thats one of those things I love - in a sea of bullshittery - WHO CAN DO IT BETTER. I'm weirdly looking at a guitar soon (don't worry had some actual guitar professionals provide useful feedback) and one makes an excellent point that a very affordable brand called Harley Benton - they make strat copies too - but they do it on a pro level that most of the other strat copies dont come close to (apparently)...and for less! It's things like that THAT I like to find/learn about. Some companies that do that will drive others to get progressively better (or pivot/die) 1ByOne is an example...they made gaming periphs way back when - they were okay - but not competitive or super amazing...they make turntables now that are middle of the pack good and getting better (pivot).
@@EightSixMatt -- I agree 100 percent. It's what they can do with it. I read once that you're not going to find a better "version" of a GameCube ideo card from a different company. No matter who's making 1050 Ti, they're all the same tech inside. What's different is how they choose to cool it. A speaker is a speaker is a speaker. They all work from the same basic design. It's how you get them to do what they do that matters. It's the same with most all "standard" electronics. Brand X has the tech to make a keyboard while Brand Y can make a wireless one. They're still both keyboards, ya know? Like Spider-Man said; With great R&D comes great profits. Idk. Something like that. Harley Bentons are AWESOME guitars to start on. And stay with, actually. I have no clue how they get that level of quality into their instruments at that price point. They're only soldthrough Thomann Music in Germany, but shipping is like $50-$80 to the States. Even tto Alabama. I'd buy or own one without question. They've been around 25 years. That says something.
@@swervature Reverb is their US distributor (the musician guy pointed us to them). We’re wanting to buy one for our guitar playing child and he couldn’t stop talking about how awesome they are for new comers.
Great Video, but some reason Redragon products are catching a lot of consumers by surprise and the good thing they don't put a dent in your spending by making their products affordable.
They are 100% aggressive in trying new things - and if it doesn't stick they drop it and move on. I do admire their tenacity - and wonder if they will find their sweet spot and slow down at some point - or will they keep up this fast paced evolution?
I can't find them Redragon Yorick GS511 anywhere in the EU ?
Are they louder than anvil gs520
Yes, and I like these better than the others.
The design of these remindsme of something, butI can't put my finger on it. It'll come to me and ADD-blurt it out to a stranger before I can stop mysel. Then i'll have to run home like Charlie Bucket so I don't forget before I can tell you, lol.
The Jeecoo M20!! 100% they must have used the same OEM - but the Yoricks have a better sound (to me) so A good example of how they can shop designs - but choose to do different things with them at the factory level...which makes me think (with my own ADD) you ever bought something that clearly has a design spot for cutting a piece out that looks like something should be there on a product but its not? Like it was unfinished?? Like that I imagine.
@@EightSixMatt -- I know they look like the other speakers, doofus. Their overall shape reminds me of something else in life. Like an old thumb drive I had or somethjng.
I know what you're saying. I almost said, 'you can't tell me those weren't made in the same factory and other companies slap their own names on them.' You see a lot of that shit on Amazon. 35 companies all sell the same soldering iron under 35 different banners. YOOHOUZUKINO, HAPPYSHINYFUN, ELHARBORFREIGHT. You get the idea.
I see more electronic than anything with the unknocked knockouts on them. I know some are for different options on different tiers of the same product line, but I've had top 'o the line stuff that had those, too. So I'm sure they make the same housings for multiple companies and those lower than us never notice it or eve,n think about it.
I like when people get mad at one company so they start buying from a rival compan.
"Brand X supports gay rights! I'm only buying Brand Y now!"
Bitch, they're all owned by the same conglomerate holdings compay -- Brand A. But hey, you do you, champ.
😂@@swervature Elharborfreight, nice. 100% - factories are just middlemen - what a company chooses to do better with what a factory can offer them is what matters to me. Thats one of those things I love - in a sea of bullshittery - WHO CAN DO IT BETTER. I'm weirdly looking at a guitar soon (don't worry had some actual guitar professionals provide useful feedback) and one makes an excellent point that a very affordable brand called Harley Benton - they make strat copies too - but they do it on a pro level that most of the other strat copies dont come close to (apparently)...and for less! It's things like that THAT I like to find/learn about. Some companies that do that will drive others to get progressively better (or pivot/die) 1ByOne is an example...they made gaming periphs way back when - they were okay - but not competitive or super amazing...they make turntables now that are middle of the pack good and getting better (pivot).
@@EightSixMatt -- I agree 100 percent. It's what they can do with it. I read once that you're not going to find a better "version" of a GameCube ideo card from a different company. No matter who's making 1050 Ti, they're all the same tech inside. What's different is how they choose to cool it. A speaker is a speaker is a speaker. They all work from the same basic design. It's how you get them to do what they do that matters. It's the same with most all "standard" electronics. Brand X has the tech to make a keyboard while Brand Y can make a wireless one. They're still both keyboards, ya know?
Like Spider-Man said; With great R&D comes great profits. Idk. Something like that.
Harley Bentons are AWESOME guitars to start on. And stay with, actually. I have no clue how they get that level of quality into their instruments at that price point. They're only soldthrough Thomann Music in Germany, but shipping is like $50-$80 to the States. Even tto Alabama. I'd buy or own one without question. They've been around 25 years. That says something.
@@swervature Reverb is their US distributor (the musician guy pointed us to them). We’re wanting to buy one for our guitar playing child and he couldn’t stop talking about how awesome they are for new comers.
Great Video, but some reason Redragon products are catching a lot of consumers by surprise and the good thing they don't put a dent in your spending by making their products affordable.
They are 100% aggressive in trying new things - and if it doesn't stick they drop it and move on. I do admire their tenacity - and wonder if they will find their sweet spot and slow down at some point - or will they keep up this fast paced evolution?