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In Reply to: Re: The problem with Hi-Fi dealers (long--me too) posted by Andy Hung on July 20, 2000 at 01:58:52:
Whoops, you're right. Sound Perfection was the place.Yah, Audible In-difference is rather fitting =P The thing is with that store you simply have to *approach* the salespeople. They're the opposite of high-pressure Circuit City guys. They're almost like negative pressure.
But if you consider their credentials (I saw a plaque for best sales of Wilson speakers on the west coast, among others) I would assume their style befits the type of business they do. Do they really have to do a hard sell on several thousand dollar pieces of equipment when they're making whatever sorts of obscene margins on their hundred thousand dollar sales?
They mainly seem kind of bored. If you try to talk to them they're very polite and helpful. It would be nice if they just made a little more eye-contact (but not the type reminiscent of vultures, ahem).
Andrew
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- Re: The problem with Hi-Fi dealers (long--me too) - AndrewH 07/20/0003:34:01 07/20/00 (3)
- How many eye contacts does it require to get some attention at Audible Indifference? - FrankC 13:55:56 07/20/00 (2)
- Re: How many eye contacts does it require to get some attention at Audible Indifference? - AndrewH 17:08:11 07/20/00 (0)
- The Audible Difference and Bay Area Hi-Fi - Mike H. 15:01:29 07/20/00 (0)
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