You probably have more than I do. My point is that no one regardless of what they have or don't have should be treated poorly weather they are a prospect, customer, or client especially when others are within listening distance. They have acted this way for years, and are not making what they once did partly due to their snobbishness. I'm not the only one that feels the way I do about them. Being rich to me is being able to see out of both eves, hear out of both ears, and having use of all limbs. Alot of people aren't so fortunate. Money is good for things like not having to work, helping others, and buying tube equipment. Just don't buy from AV SOUTH or any other places that think that they outclass you. Wouldn't it be funny to win the powerball lotto, buy the same equipment (in volume) the snobs use and sell it for pennies on the dollar. No warranty, but a guarantee for 2 years, a new unit off the shelf. Locate yourself right down the street from them and watch them sink. If you lose millions, who cares, you're still having fun, and didn't work for the money anyway. Happy listening.
Who is the WORST Audio Shop?
There seems to have been quite a bit written over the past several years regarding the myriad of reasons one can attribute to the demise of the brick and mortar audio shop. Rarely have I read however one of the most obvious reasons, which based on my experience, has got to be the simple fact that for the most part, they just didn't offer a high end listening experience. That, along with an elitist and careless attitude towards customer service, buried them as much as anything else. So here's my question. Who is the WORST audio shop/dealer you've ever encountered?
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