A good retailer must be honest, represent high quality product lines and have a strong enthusiasm for audio retailing. They must be customer focused and provide assistance to their prospects and customers when auditioning equipment and various upgrades. They need to understand live music and how to put together high quality audio systems for different prices ranges. A willingness to listen and understand the needs of their customers is very important. Facilities for equipment repairs and for selling used equipment is a great plus for a retailer. A friendly atmosphere, fair prices, limited sales pressure and home trial-outs are important items for a good retailer. I am very happy with my audio retailer and have purchased several items from him over the years.
What do you like about your "favorite" retailer?
Hi everyone,
I'm having a debate with a few friends and I thought you might be able to help us out.
The question has come up about audio retailers: What makes your favorite retailer your favorite? What qualities, practices, etc. keep you going back?
Last, if you have a favorite retailer, why do you buy product from them instead of A-Gon?
Thanks in advance for your input!
Cheers,
Mike
I'm having a debate with a few friends and I thought you might be able to help us out.
The question has come up about audio retailers: What makes your favorite retailer your favorite? What qualities, practices, etc. keep you going back?
Last, if you have a favorite retailer, why do you buy product from them instead of A-Gon?
Thanks in advance for your input!
Cheers,
Mike