I'm not sure if anyone in Struer reads this forum. Generally it's a terrible idea to have your products made in China. But if you really have to, make sure you OWN the factory and have people there 24/7. Otherwise you are almost guaranteed a "night shift" behind your back.
This is a site in China selling night shift BeoPlay A2 at 1699RMB (238 Euro).
http://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a230r.1.14.19.omgCov&id=43232604446&ns=1&abbucket=10#detail
The Chinese description says "US stock, no packaging". The speaker is shipped in a generic shipping box, with no user manual or fancy pamphlets (because these are printed in another factory). To disguise its "night shift" origin and not to raise suspicion, the seller describe it as US stock, as most mainland Chinese believe things in the US are a lot cheaper.
"Night shift" is a practice in China where the factory produces more units, out of contract, without the other party knowing. These are then sold at discounted prices by the factory via a number of channels including online auction sites. B&O gets no money from these sales, and as a result their own sale suffers. B&O pays the R&D, the designers, the marketing and all the technique know how, only to have the factory ripping the rewards by making units behind their back.
In any other country, this would sound unbelievable. But in China, it is almost guaranteed, UNLESS you have total and constant control over the factory floor. So people in Struer, if you are reading this, send people to China and have them sleep in the factory. Or better yet, make your products somewhere else where laws are taken more seriously.
(Image taken from the auction site on fair use basis)