do you guys know of any where that you can buy car audio at real wholesale prices without getting a busness liscence i have beeing buying my stuff off of ebay but i would like a more reliable source please help me
Replies (6)
MrBrownstone on 02/8/2006 15:54:22
define wholesale
raulbustos on 02/8/2006 16:45:33
well i am looking to buy amps subs (boxes maybe) and wire kits
id like to get one of those magizines but all of the ones ive seen require a busness liscence i want sime thing that i could get this merchandise fairly cheap so i can help to pass on the savings
raulbustos on 02/8/2006 16:48:08
i am really looking for some thing that i can order stuff from and have shipped to my house
MrBrownstone on 02/8/2006 18:03:27
If you are looking for 1 or 2 units for a 1 time purchase, I don't know any legitimate wholesaler that would waste the time setting up an account. That's the difference between retail, and wholesale.
If you were committing to a larger purchase, or had a legitimate face to a business, then they'd be more likely to take you seriously.
Distributors are essentially companies that allow stores to purchase 1 or 2 singular items rather than a case (4-8 items). An example would be a Rockford dealer needs 1 parametric equalizer, but they come in packages of 6. No sense buying all of them, so the distributor would split up the case amongst any number or retailers that may want the equalizer.
Distributors are also there for manufacturers that don't actually fabricate their products (like audiobahn). they merely allow several national/worldwide distributors to buy truckloads of the product, and give retail stores access to the entire product line without having to call Audiobahn and order a 6 pack of subwoofers.
raulbustos on 02/8/2006 23:54:54
see i normaly order like 2 systems at a time maybe like 6 systems a month do you know if a person can get stuff from these distributers or is it only for real busines with a store and everything see im not looking on getting that serious i just try and sell a couple items here and there during my spare time
raulbustos on 02/9/2006 00:02:40
right now i started to sell audiobahn stuff but i am thinking of trying some other brand ive had a few problems but i had herd that they were pretty good so my basic set up is two aw121T's an a8000t a 4gauge wire kit and a box (dependind on what the person wants ie sealed ported or bandpass)and im getting them for around $400 a set up i sell for $500and install them for free ( also helps to make shure that they are properly installed ) but to me this is still kind of expensive id like to see if i could get this merchandise for cheaper so i could lower my price
also if you guys have some sujestions on better systems for around the same price range i would apreciate the advicei have found the audiobahns to be verry loud but the sq isnt that great i think
Replies (6)
MrBrownstone on 02/8/2006 15:54:22
define wholesale
raulbustos on 02/8/2006 16:45:33
well i am looking to buy amps subs (boxes maybe) and wire kits
id like to get one of those magizines but all of the ones ive seen require a busness liscence i want sime thing that i could get this merchandise fairly cheap so i can help to pass on the savings
raulbustos on 02/8/2006 16:48:08
i am really looking for some thing that i can order stuff from and have shipped to my house
MrBrownstone on 02/8/2006 18:03:27
If you are looking for 1 or 2 units for a 1 time purchase, I don't know any legitimate wholesaler that would waste the time setting up an account. That's the difference between retail, and wholesale.
If you were committing to a larger purchase, or had a legitimate face to a business, then they'd be more likely to take you seriously.
Distributors are essentially companies that allow stores to purchase 1 or 2 singular items rather than a case (4-8 items). An example would be a Rockford dealer needs 1 parametric equalizer, but they come in packages of 6. No sense buying all of them, so the distributor would split up the case amongst any number or retailers that may want the equalizer.
Distributors are also there for manufacturers that don't actually fabricate their products (like audiobahn). they merely allow several national/worldwide distributors to buy truckloads of the product, and give retail stores access to the entire product line without having to call Audiobahn and order a 6 pack of subwoofers.
raulbustos on 02/8/2006 23:54:54
see i normaly order like 2 systems at a time maybe like 6 systems a month do you know if a person can get stuff from these distributers or is it only for real busines with a store and everything see im not looking on getting that serious i just try and sell a couple items here and there during my spare time
raulbustos on 02/9/2006 00:02:40
right now i started to sell audiobahn stuff but i am thinking of trying some other brand ive had a few problems but i had herd that they were pretty good so my basic set up is two aw121T's an a8000t a 4gauge wire kit and a box (dependind on what the person wants ie sealed ported or bandpass)and im getting them for around $400 a set up i sell for $500and install them for free ( also helps to make shure that they are properly installed ) but to me this is still kind of expensive id like to see if i could get this merchandise for cheaper so i could lower my price
also if you guys have some sujestions on better systems for around the same price range i would apreciate the advicei have found the audiobahns to be verry loud but the sq isnt that great i think
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