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<blockquote data-quote="Anssi Tenhunen" data-source="post: 105423" data-attributes="member: 5490">Re: Uli Behringer of The Music Group Q&amp;A&nbsp; &nbsp; Question and suggestion Re&nbsp; ,X32Hello Par, First of all of those are NOT re-sellers in Finland, as Daugavpils is in Latvia and Tallinn is in Estonia. And St Pauls Sound is not even in Helsinki - it&#039;s in Vihti, a small town about an hours drive away from Helsinki. I currently live in Jyväskylä, and there is no retailer here. It is one of the biggest student cities in the country (over 25% of the population here is students), and I know that most students here don&#039;t own a car. Mostly everyone&nbsp; uses a bike, local bus or walks here, and I know that I am very similar to most students, and have have ZERO need to go to Muurame, a small town with a population of just over 9,000 compared to over 130,000 population in Jyväskylä (and the Muurame place&#039;s selection was limited at best, only 14 Behringer products on their webstore). And next closest option is over 150km away in Tampere. edit: Also to clarify: Verkkokauppa.com, that is one of the biggest electronics retailers in Finland, has exactly TWO(2) Behringer products in their shop. and F-musiikki only had ONE(1) Behringer product on their webshop. These do not even list Behringer on their website:TelemeKouvolan MusiikkiMarkun MusiikkiSähkötaso esitystekniikkaAurinkomusiikkiStarlikePietarsaaren MusiikkiÅlands Music ShopSuomen EsityspalvelutAlso it seems Soundstore is going out of business, there is a &quot;store closeout sale&quot; on their website.Also it doesn&#039;t help that they for example list Behringer Vintage Time Machine pedal for 70€ when at Thomann it is 55€So yes, I still find it difficult finding Behringer products in the seventh largest city in Finland.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Anssi Tenhunen, post: 105423, member: 5490"] Re: Uli Behringer of The Music Group Q&A Question and suggestion Re ,X32 Hello Par, First of all of those are NOT re-sellers in Finland, as Daugavpils is in Latvia and Tallinn is in Estonia. And St Pauls Sound is not even in Helsinki - it's in Vihti, a small town about an hours drive away from Helsinki. I currently live in Jyväskylä, and there is no retailer here. It is one of the biggest student cities in the country (over 25% of the population here is students), and I know that most students here don't own a car. Mostly everyone uses a bike, local bus or walks here, and I know that I am very similar to most students, and have have ZERO need to go to Muurame, a small town with a population of just over 9,000 compared to over 130,000 population in Jyväskylä (and the Muurame place's selection was limited at best, only 14 Behringer products on their webstore). And next closest option is over 150km away in Tampere. edit: Also to clarify: Verkkokauppa.com, that is one of the biggest electronics retailers in Finland, has exactly TWO(2) Behringer products in their shop. and F-musiikki only had ONE(1) Behringer product on their webshop. These do not even list Behringer on their website: Teleme Kouvolan Musiikki Markun Musiikki Sähkötaso esitystekniikka Aurinkomusiikki Starlike Pietarsaaren Musiikki Ålands Music Shop Suomen Esityspalvelut Also it seems Soundstore is going out of business, there is a "store closeout sale" on their website. Also it doesn't help that they for example list Behringer Vintage Time Machine pedal for 70€ when at Thomann it is 55€ [B]So yes, I still find it difficult finding Behringer products in the seventh largest city in Finland.[/B] [/QUOTE]

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