Smitty3116

I would like to post an opinion to the internet sales discussion. I totally understand Klipsch's opinion in this matter. It's much easier to control what it sold if you have a handle on the dealers. It's also probably very hard for thier dealer's when people are buying cheaper on the internet. That being said, I have to come at this from a "customer" perspective. Where I live there is 1 dealer within a reasonable distance. This is a store that has already ripped me off once. I would never go back there again. Now what do I do? If I want to buy a pair of Klipsch seakers, I have to drive 50 miles with speakers hanging out of the back of my car, which in a 95 Riviera is no small feet. Also, I want a pair of KLF 20's, which are not even available at the store where I could go to and be ripped off again. Their price isn't all that bad, but when you need warranty repairs or have problems, the people that sold it to you basically tell you to get stuffed. Sometimes you have to look out for yourself, and sometimes that means taking chances. Sorry Klipsch, if I had the money, I would become a dealer in my town, and do the product justice. As for now, guess I'll have to take a chance on the internet.