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In Reply to: The Real Story posted by ka7niq on December 18, 2006 at 15:31:39:
> 90% of their dealers stayed, since they are now allowed to match VSA's Internet pricing."Allowed"? How about forced? It might help knock out a significant number of those remaining.
> Chammbers Audio is himself an Internet, mail order company.
Not true, certainly from manufacturers' standpoints. Your remark indicates there may be a public perception issue.
> He heard VSA dropped him when it discovered that he was building his own line of speakers, and merely using VSA product as “bait†to switch people to his brand.
His speakers are cheaper, and since he’s not paying any dealers, he sells them factory direct.(Biting tongue) Stay tuned :-)
> Brian, Bose has a web site, and dealers too.
Even Klipsch has a web site.Bose and Klipsch don't make speakers costing well into five figures and above, and their products are built on assembly lines.
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