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

shtinkydog OP Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 616 posts 02-21-2018 at 07:29pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete I wouldn't be surprised if one day we see a high end pair of speakers being advertised like this: One for $8.56 and the second for $12,854.37. (must buy both)
ozzy Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 7,248 posts 02-21-2018 at 08:06pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete I remember at the site I worked the speed limit signs said 13 miles per hour. It did get everyones attebtion.
jbhiller Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 1,361 posts 02-22-2018 at 04:39pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete This made me laugh!
rdoc Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 88 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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