[*Scotty*]

I don't know but it sure looks like a Behringer A500 to me, of course I might be wrong. See link:
http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/A500.aspx
Scotty

[poseidonsvoice]

no, you have it all wrong. that's not a behringer, it's a LANH. totally different.

I thought LANH stood for: Linn Audio of New Hampshire 

I don't know but it sure looks like a Behringer A500 to me, of course I might be wrong. See link:
http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/A500.aspx
Scotty

That's right Scotty, a nice amp, but not at the cost that LANH sells it for, but then again, their clientale could really care less if they have $60K lying around for a speaker. Caveat Emptor  .

Back to the OP. Apparently any company can say they make the worlds finest. They have to do nothing to prove it, cause its their claimed popular opinion. Just need to do your research and make informed decisions that's all.

Anand.

[Letitroll98]

It's not a Behringer amp either.  They don't make their own components, they're all outsourced from manufacturers in China.   The web site says "Conceived and designed by BEHRINGER Germany".  When you look up "BEHRINGER Germany" you get a page talking about their former 8,000 sq foot facility and now how it's a new 100,000 sq foot facility.  The picture shows 21  employees, of which about 1/3 look like warehouse staff, 1/3 office staff, and the other administrators.  There is mention of engineers in their Philippines location, along with "Graphics Specialists, Web Developers, Quality Assurance Engineers, IT and Admin personnel".  My guess is mostly the latter.  There are some other locations as well, none of them dedicated to manufacturing.     

Back to the OP. Apparently any company can say they make the worlds finest. They have to do nothing to prove it, cause its their claimed popular opinion. Just need to do your research and make informed decisions that's all.

Anand.

+1 on that!