Does anyone know what dealer cost is for the RCF TTL33-A II? My dealer is out of the country for the next month and I cant get in touch with him. He has a proxy I can order through but he doesn't have the prices. I want to order before he gets back.
Ttl33-a ii
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Who's your rep? Is there no one in his office that can help you? He can't receive email where he is? I can't imagine someone who makes their living wholesaling pro audio gear being out of pocket and not having product info/pricing available to his dealers for a month.
Who's your rep? Is there no one in his office that can help you? He can't receive email where he is? I can't imagine someone who makes their living wholesaling pro audio gear being out of pocket and not having product info/pricing available to his dealers for a month.
Silas Pradetto
Graduate Student
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If you're a dealer and your rep is out of the picture, RCF can help you directly. It sounds like he's an end-user that gets good pricing from his dealer, and the dealer is gone?
If you're a dealer and your rep is out of the picture, RCF can help you directly. It sounds like he's an end-user that gets good pricing from his dealer, and the dealer is gone?
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I'm not actually a dealer, He's works for a company that deals a lot of production gear and he's just the manager in my region. I can go to one of the sales managers in another region however he gives me a better price than anyone else because I know him fairly well now. Don't get me wrong, I can still get just as good a price from someone else if I make an appropriate offer, I just don't want to make an offer that is below cost. And I can't reach him at all, his email is only accessible through his company computer.
I'm not actually a dealer, He's works for a company that deals a lot of production gear and he's just the manager in my region. I can go to one of the sales managers in another region however he gives me a better price than anyone else because I know him fairly well now. Don't get me wrong, I can still get just as good a price from someone else if I make an appropriate offer, I just don't want to make an offer that is below cost. And I can't reach him at all, his email is only accessible through his company computer.
Silas Pradetto
Graduate Student
Why don't you buy from a dealer willing to give you a great price then? Like me?
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No I do, he usually sells to me at 1% above cost. He works for a larger company but he's out of the country at the moment but I want to buy before he get back.
No I do, he usually sells to me at 1% above cost. He works for a larger company but he's out of the country at the moment but I want to buy before he get back.
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+1, terrible business practice that is going to f*ck us all in the long run.
+1, terrible business practice that is going to f*ck us all in the long run.
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1% above cost? I am trying to imagine the quantity required of an order to justify a 1% markup.
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He's a close friend and they do so much business in his region that I doubt RCF would dispute it. I can't say the company he works for specifically but move anywhere from $250,000 to $300,000 in gear every month. I'm sure they are a valuable asset to have as far as dealing goes.
He's a close friend and they do so much business in his region that I doubt RCF would dispute it. I can't say the company he works for specifically but move anywhere from $250,000 to $300,000 in gear every month. I'm sure they are a valuable asset to have as far as dealing goes.