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Describe the ideal high end audio dealership

Please describe, in detail ,your personal opinion as to what the ideal high end audio dealership would be. Sales/demo policies, store atmosphere/layout, trade ins/ trade ups, ect. What products interest you the most? Are you more drawn to brand new designs? The Presence of large statement pieces on display? The reassuring presence of well established and familiar lines? What about newer lines that appear promising? What characteristics would your ideal hi end audio dealership possess? What bothers you most? Do you prefer the traditional brick and mortar storefront or a more personal approach offered by the home based dealership/appointment structured store? Describe what you feel, in your personal opinion, are the greatest positive attributes of your favorite dealerships. This thread is intended for the hobbyist consumers, not dealers or manufacturers. Chris74  (System | Threads | Answers | This Thread) 09-13-09

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Click title to read one, or click date to read all below it. 09-13-09   I can only speak for online dealers, since there is no local ...   Aptquark 09-13-09   1. normal business hours and non of this "by appointmen ...   6550c 09-13-09   6550c has stated a lot of good points. other items that for ...   Kurt_tank 09-13-09   It isn’t going to happen… the perfect dealership, that is. e ...   Blindjim 09-13-09   1. i prefer a brick and motar audio hi-end dealer to big aud ...   Andrewdoan 09-13-09   A sincere effort to understand your system and what you seek ...   Jazzcourier 09-13-09: Stringreen I like the brick and mortar store. I have been buying these black boxes for 50 years or so, and have often wondered why the store completes their sale and never gets back with suggestions of a new upgrade, component, or accessory that would improve the customer's system. I have always found that I get generic clearance bulletins, etc after the sale, but no continued personal interest in my evolving system. It would be so easy to keep the buyers system on file and when an appropriate upgrade is available for the store to let the customer know. It would improve sales and customer relationships Stringreen  (System | Threads | Answers | This Thread) 09-13-09   Wow it looks like have as close to an ideal dealer near me. ...   Xti16 09-13-09   I have not shopped for new equipment for some time now, but ...   Danno25 09-13-09   The most important aspect of any high-end dealership is that ...   Phd 09-13-09   Loaner's, loaner's and more loaner's. how the unit sounds i ...   Buconero117 09-13-09   I agree with alot of what has been said. i just wonder if th ...   Pubul57 09-13-09   Since the ultimate demo is one's own stereo system, the idea ...   Mrtennis 09-13-09   We are very lucky to have multiple quality brick and mortar ...   Jazdoc 09-13-09   Jazdoc, very good, it is seattle where i go for audio gear. ...   Phd 09-13-09   Many thanks to those sharing feelings regarding specific hi ...   Chris74 09-14-09   Chris74, thankyou sir for reminding us to stick to the origi ...   Phd 09-14-09   My apologies for taking your thread in a more specific direc ...   Jazdoc 09-14-09   Jazdoc and phd, absolutely no apologies necessary, not in th ...   Chris74 09-14-09   I agree with pubul57. the ideals expressed in some of these ...   Foster_9 09-14-09   Attitude is something that can be changed at little cost, an ...   Pubul57 09-14-09   When i was in graduate school, there was a place in new brun ...   Stringreen 12-16-09   The title to this thread is an oxymoron; right??? dealers ca ...   Avguygeorge

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