Luxman dealers

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He mentioned that his top two sellers during the close down were TT’s and phono stages.

Interesting, and I suspect this says something about the demographics of those most into vinyl (teens of the 80s and 90s).  They should in general be more financially stable than younger folks.  I found this snippet from a recent 2019 article:

Teens of the 1980s (now aged approximately 45 to 54) and the ‘90s (now aged approximately 35 to 44) were the two largest age demographics buying vinyl in 2018, accounting for 24 and 21 per cent respectively of new vinyl sales in the U.S., according to 2018 data from the RIAA.

     Perrotta Consulting in Bethel, CT is a Luxman Dealer.
Anthony is very fair and a really good guy.

Second the vote for Mike Rose at Excel Audio in Newport Beach.

While accompanying my wife on a business trip, l discovered Command Performance A/V in Falls Church, VA. It is a beautiful store with a nice selection of high-end Audio gear. They are very nice people as well. Since visiting I cannot stop thinking about the Luxman integrateds and turntables that I saw and heard there.

I bought my Luxman L-590AxII from Suncoastaudio.com. Mike is great to work with and sure will give you a better deal. No tax when I purchased mine. 
Music Direct is great too, but they definitely collect sales tax. I purchased a new phonostage during the pandemic, so I guess I’m in that demographic that grew up in the 90s. LOL  though, interestingly, I didn’t have but a few vinyl records, which I played on my father’s TT. It was mostly cassettes and CDs.