The law of diminshing returns?


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It is not the Manufacturer or the Sales Support adopted by the Manufacturer that creates the concept of diminishing returns.

It is solely the Customer who is responsible for bringing such a condition of not much gain in a performance for a substantial increase in cost for a Product over another Product that offers a little less.

his is even more prominent as a condition when a Customer is remaining loyal to a Brand.

Investigating alternate Brands or alternate methods to acquire a Product , where there is an intention to acquire a product that offers a particular function within the audio system. Will expose the Purchaser to products more that are capable of being extremely impressive.

Even as impressive or surpassing the impression where the option to Purchase is to remain Brand Loyal and upgrade within the Brand.

The Vendor has zero control over a Purchasers Pocket Book, but does have their methods to persuade one to seriously consider purchasing a product.

In today's market place, and the lack of access to demo' products, it is only when the Purchaser has parted with an amount of monies, that they are able to learn whether they got ' great bang for their buck ' or have created a sale that is a ' pig in a poke '.

One thing remains a certainty, the Products being produced could easily be deselected as a Purchase Item, by a customer who expressed their interes.