OK, so seriously, what is up with TMR's pricing here??

I'm not saying it's high or low, though I've read here that they're over-priced. I'm talking about the number of the price itself. Examples:

speakers: $1008.00

pre-amp: $504.00

pre-pro: $1310.00

speakers: $6644.00

speakers: $2846.00

music server: $351.00 ( this has to be my favorite) What's with the $1.00?

turntable: $2017.00 (17 bucks, really?)

DAC: $382.00

monoblocks: $5219.00

You get the idea...It's just weird man.

shtinkydog02-21-2018 6:11pm

rdoc Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 92 posts 02-22-2018 at 04:49pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete It is also possible that they enter their cost for an item in the computer and it multiplies that figure by a desired percentage for the sale price. The computer would not care if that figure was not an even number, but would automatically arrive at a price for each item. I used to use Quickbooks in my business, and it had that feature.
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almiraar Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 2 posts 05-04-2022 at 08:19am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete https://tonosdellamadamp3.com/ will be a great suggestion for you
oczed Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 40 posts 05-04-2022 at 05:34pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete My assumption is they are factoring in the Audiogon ad fee on top of their base pricing.
prighello Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 53 posts 05-04-2022 at 07:52pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Must be using some kind of algorithm that doesn’t round up or down to “charm” pricing. The psychology around ending price points is a topic unto itself.