They’d sell a million of 'em! 
I’ll take 2! 
I’m actually surprised Behringer hasn’t made a DB:4 copy yet. Virtually every single flagship product they have out is a knockoff of an A&H product already, maybe even the kings of feature lists just can’t cram that many features into a single Chinese PCB.
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Is there any other kind of PCB?!?
Actually as far as I know the DB4 is the first A&H mixer built on a single PCB instead of individual vertical modules (think I read that somewhere).
the nox series was only released after the mixers they copy were superseded “xone92 djm1000, djm800” If they copied them prematurely I’d say there might be some lawyers getting involved… if that’s the case you will be waiting a few years, and behringer will never make a decent copy of it anyway, it would just be a remodeled ddm4000 that looks like a db4 but similar to the ddm’s internals, what’s the point?
Truth. But “by China, for China” has a special level of crap in my experience. My DJM-2000 ate a beer over the right faceplate, but the PCB sealing ensured that zero fucks were given.
The X32 is a shameless knock on the GLD, go figure. Although I will say that though the knockoff quality is pretty annoyingly bad (good in some places, cripplingly bad in others), the A&H ones are slightly more reliable than the old ones.