Another consideration is this: ever notice how stock in dollar store goes up in a recession when all the other retailers go down? It’s about affordability and penny pinching in troubled times, amd comfort in spending in good times. Better example might be the used car market. In the last recession auto manufacturers couldn’t sell new cars to save their lives and put in huge rebates to try and get it moving....didn’t help...so they cut back massively on units built tI’ll things recovered. During that time auto zone and other parts stores were busy as could be, amd used car values were going UP. My point is, in good times people will buy new audio gear if they need it, amd if they have real money, they will buy new if they want it. But in troubled economic times, the market will move somewhat to used audio. Not to the extent of cars, as that is a necessity, but to a notable extent in its own right.
All of our responses here have merrit, and no 1 thing is responsible for what is happening....it is all of these things over the past 5 years building into 1 perfect storm we are now seeing.
All of our responses here have merrit, and no 1 thing is responsible for what is happening....it is all of these things over the past 5 years building into 1 perfect storm we are now seeing.