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<blockquote data-quote="mark anderson" data-source="post: 100107" data-attributes="member: 635">Re: Pro Audio SalesI&#039;ve got a shop that I work with in St. Paul (you know who) because I&#039;ve built a relationship with them over the last 20 years or so. If they aren&#039;t selling it, it probably isn&#039;t worth your effort to sell it either. The demand is probably to small to make a profit. I&#039;ve had them special order things for me when I really wanted it as it seems they can get anything at a competitive price. Say I wanted a Midas board. You may have it in stock but they can get it quickly and they&#039;ve been covering both my needs and whims with great customer service for years. Where do you think I&#039;ll go?Tough business, low margins, picky customers, shady operators who own to rent and return, Amazon, GC, SW, FC... gee, sounds like fun. Customer service, in house repairs, returns... all that takes time for no profit. Again, fun.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mark anderson, post: 100107, member: 635"] Re: Pro Audio Sales I've got a shop that I work with in St. Paul (you know who) because I've built a relationship with them over the last 20 years or so. If they aren't selling it, it probably isn't worth your effort to sell it either. The demand is probably to small to make a profit. I've had them special order things for me when I really wanted it as it seems they can get anything at a competitive price. Say I wanted a Midas board. You may have it in stock but they can get it quickly and they've been covering both my needs and whims with great customer service for years. Where do you think I'll go? Tough business, low margins, picky customers, shady operators who own to rent and return, Amazon, GC, SW, FC... gee, sounds like fun. Customer service, in house repairs, returns... all that takes time for no profit. Again, fun. [/QUOTE]

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