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<blockquote data-quote="Mike McDonald" data-source="post: 68326" data-attributes="member: 2243">Re: Growler and other subsI don&#039;t think it&#039;s a matter of need.How would a potential buyer know whether they will satisfy requirements, how will that customer know if they like them, until they&#039;ve heard them?I&#039;ve wanted to get a listen to a JTR rig.&nbsp; I don&#039;t think youtube is a valid method to demo loudspeakers.JTR seems to be manufacturer direct.I know of no Canadian distribution network.I don&#039;t think Jeff has been north of the 49th with any of his wares.How would a potential buyer be able to hear them without buying them?If the speakers don&#039;t do what the potential buyer wants, they&#039;ve got to go back.I&#039;m not in the import/export business, but if a customer doesn&#039;t like the product, I don&#039;t think the customs and brokerage fees are refunded when the product is returned.That could represent a significant investment in a product that doesn&#039;t do what the customer wants.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mike McDonald, post: 68326, member: 2243"] Re: Growler and other subs I don't think it's a matter of need. How would a potential buyer know whether they will satisfy requirements, how will that customer know if they like them, until they've heard them? I've wanted to get a listen to a JTR rig. I don't think youtube is a valid method to demo loudspeakers. JTR seems to be manufacturer direct. I know of no Canadian distribution network. I don't think Jeff has been north of the 49th with any of his wares. How would a potential buyer be able to hear them without buying them? If the speakers don't do what the potential buyer wants, they've got to go back. I'm not in the import/export business, but if a customer doesn't like the product, I don't think the customs and brokerage fees are refunded when the product is returned. That could represent a significant investment in a product that doesn't do what the customer wants. [/QUOTE]

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