A hilltop Restaurant in China

I guess there won't be many kids there so a quiet meal is quite possible

And how do they take their ingredients/equipment there?

Looks nice though
 
...you'd be so knackered all you could eat would be Kendal mint cake. Menu problem solved.
 
Having skimmed through the comments below the pictures, is it real or not then?

:confused:
 
word on the street is its actually a temple, which explains the dedication of the clientele. I've never been that needy of a Club sandwich, free or otherwise.
 
Don't mention China...

Phew, two years ago I bought a Chinese 300B single ended amplifier... what a huge pile of junk...!!! What a waste of hard earned cash that was.
 
Haselsh1 said:
Phew, two years ago I bought a Chinese 300B single ended amplifier... what a huge pile of junk...!!! What a waste of hard earned cash that was.
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I was tempted by the esound E5 cd player...in fact still am, but maybe I shouldn't buy one..?
 
Chinese HiFi

Mr Cat, at the same time I bought the amplifier, I also bought an Original 2008F HDCD CD player. This has packed up once when the mains toroidal tranformer burnt out but it was easily repaired at a cost of 85 pounds. The CD player looks stunning and is generally reliable but, as for valve amplifiers from China, I would say they are damn dangerous.

My advice... buy it, just don't blame me when it hits the fan...!!!
 
...well I bought a DOGE 6201 CD player which sells in Europe for 3000 euros under a different brand name from the German importer, for a meagre £900 incl post and duty when I did it myself, so someone, somewhere is making a lot of money, considering I'm not even buying in volume!

I had a Chinese valve amp, and that always honked smell-wise when it got hot (which it always did) I wouldn't go for longevity on any of this kit. If I worked in a sweat shop on low pay with long hours with lots of toxins kicking about, taking a pride in my work might be a struggle. I'm in print, from experience silly deadlines mean mistakes when it comes to quality control.
 
Mmmm...

I couldn't agree more...!!! Minimum wage is bad enough in this country and you're supposed to be grateful...!
 
Haselsh1 said:
Mr Cat, at the same time I bought the amplifier, I also bought an Original 2008F HDCD CD player. This has packed up once when the mains toroidal tranformer burnt out but it was easily repaired at a cost of 85 pounds. The CD player looks stunning and is generally reliable but, as for valve amplifiers from China, I would say they are damn dangerous.

My advice... buy it, just don't blame me when it hits the fan...!!!
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well, I think I'll take my chance on a cairn fogv2 (with + Soft 24/192 upgrade) for 450 quid... :)
 

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