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So Pro, What is in your (honors) opinion, substantial. And, don't you think pirates would think twice about going into the commersial market IF they KNEW they would have to defend themselves in court? That costs money right?
It will never be widely known among this always "upstart" segment of the karaoke population.
Do you have any idea how many people are still using 700MHz mics because they are relatively insulated from the information about spectrum allocations?
My $60k songs vs. a $500 HD that has 10x more music. No merit???
I have one competitor that has 49 shows a week vs my 3. Not substantial??? Please enlighten me!
I don't believe your information is credible. However, accepting your details at face value - there are three other factors which stand out as more significant to me than piracy:
1.) The other guy is much better at booking gigs.
2.) You lack the staff, resources, or will to compete effectively
3.) $60k for karaoke music suggests very poor purchase planning