Walking Into A Brick & Mortar High End Audio Store

CZ- nice, offensive and unnecessary comment about jews. But, don't let me stop you from continuing to express who you are.
Whart

Usually ones who does not have sense of humor have deficit of IQ or some kind of IQ limitatinos.

I'd never think that that is 'offencive'
You must be jookin' and I'm Jewish LOL!

Been to B&H many times- my experience is that the price is the price, no haggling. And whatever that price is, it's likely to be just about the best price in town. Oh, and no one ever copped an attitude with me for walking into B&H and not buying anything.

Let's face it, any B&M retailer who wants to poke the consumer in the eye will learn that things boomerang

B&H is B&M all the way. It also has used equipment where you can actually bargain.

The guitar center is very cool for musicians as well as the occasional walk-in. I purchased a new Crown XLS 1500 (Class D switching amp) for a great price several months ago. An excellent overachiever for very few bucks and I still have it, perfect reviews on it from both musicians and audiophiles. Also purchased some Electro Harmonix 12AX7s tubes on the cheap (they didn't require any critical matching for my application) so they worked fine for me.

07-15-14: Czarivey
B&H is B&M all the way.

They also have a great website, and do huge amounts of business via the Internet. I've made a great many purchases over the years via their website, with 100% satisfaction in every way. So it's possible for a retail business to be successful as both a B&M outlet and a web-based seller simultaneously. And no doubt prompt and reliable order fulfillment and good customer service, as well as price, convenience, and the amazingly comprehensive range of products they carry, have all been major factors in their success.

Regards,
-- Al