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Thanks Jason… right on target!
Become one with the dot com! Let the consumer assume all the risk.
Client: $75.00? what the..
You: 1 year warranty only covers the products we provided.
Why would any dealer continue with NHT under these circumstances? The dealer doesn’t make any margin with the line anymore and they can’t stock product anymore.
I don’t see this working out well for NHT. As proof, I can think of several speaker brands that have tried this in the past - did any of them survive? (not counting subwoofer only companies).
I sold these speakers for 8 years and the IC3 was my FAVORITE inceiling speaker and now this…first I was told I had to liquidate everything we had and now all my customers who registered the speakers with an email address will be marketed with the same product at atleast 30%....thanks NHT…thanks for all the bs at CEDIA and changing from private to public back to private and now to E-Commerce… why would CEpro even publish this as it helps no one.


Everyone wins? Except for the dealer base that helped grow the NHT brand…
I was never an NHT dealer, but I think I would feel a bit slighted if any of the brands that I do business with shut down, then came back in a few months selling direct at a discount straight to consumers…
oh well, tough times we live in