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In Reply to: Poll: would a store totally devoted to S.E.T. work? posted by MKG on February 25, 2007 at 11:08:30:
I agree with the other posters. First, if you notice, a lot of two channel dealers have diversified into home theatre to survive, because that's where the money is. SET is a small proportion of the two channel market - we're talking about a small subspecialty of a specialty market, so anyone can do the math. Furthermore, SET has been largely driven by the DIY crowd (Sound Practices anyone?) rather than by a large buyer's market, which further decreases its viability for a dealer. Also, any brick and mortar dealer is going to only be able to reach a small proportion of the nationwide market, such as it is. The only place that such a dealer MIGHT be viable would be in a large market like NYC or LA.
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