I am openning a shop. What equipment should I sell


Planning on opening a retail "store front" what equipment should I carry?? Should I sell at price points or sell what sounds good? How important is base response in speakers. What is the right approach??
sounds_real_audio
What is your target market?

Are you going to do both 2 channel and HT?

What brands are not sold in your area?

What brands have multiple retailers in your area?

Are you going to do installs and POS or just POS?

Is it going to be a Hi-Fi shop only?

Bass (not base) response is important to some and not to others. Depends on if someone is going to use a separate sub or not and what type of music they listen too. Also how big the room is. Among other things.

I think you should sell at price points that sound good. I would never sell something that sounds bad to make a buck. If you did, you will not be in business for too long. Sell people a good quality product with good service and you will get repeat customers.

No offense, but if you don't know the answers to your questions already you probably need to hire someone to run the shop for you that knows the answers.

Good luck.
I'll have to agree with theo. This is a tough market to get into , espically with competeing with the internet as well. Circuit city stuff you mise will forget, your never gonna compete with them. Another factor is, where the heck are you?? what city, are you gonna draw enough people to warrant a retail shop. whose next to you? Plan to have alot of cash to back this up. If your just going in on a limited budget, foreget about it. Also will your products that you sell, allow you to sell on the internet? most will not. Good luck
This has got to be a joke post.............if you are asking these questions, then you would be better off going down to a casino and putting it all on black!
used(on consignment). and if you must carry new products, don't take on any vendor who won't give you extended(and i mean extended) terms......if you pay the manufacturers in 30 or 60 days, you'll be out of business in no time.......my advice would be to invest in something growing, not shrinking.....get a starbucks franchise