[Rayman2k2]

I just saw them in the weekly circular. On sale for 179.99 with a twenty dollar giftcard as an added bonus.

just thought you should know.

 

[003]

... I got my E4's online brand new for $189 shipped....

 

[Rayman2k2]

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Originally Posted by 003 ... I got my E4's online brand new for $189 shipped....

Good for you.


I figured for those who want to try before they buy, this would be a good way.

 

[JMBrown]

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Originally Posted by Rayman2k2 Good for you. I figured for those who want to try before they buy, this would be a good way.

Does Best Buy allow you to try products like headphones before you buy? Here they don't, though I suppose this could vary from location to location.

 

[Rayman2k2]

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Originally Posted by JMBrown Does Best Buy allow you to try products like headphones before you buy? Here they don't, though I suppose this could vary from location to location.

*cough*buy and then return*cough*

 

[canhead]

I picked up a pair of shure e3cs along with a creative zen nano plus Sunday at Best Buy. The 20 dollar gift card was a nice touch. Im very happy with my new combo. They both work like a champ for portable system in a loud enviroment at my job...

 

[raisin]

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Originally Posted by Rayman2k2 *cough*buy and then return*cough*

That's not very ethical.

 

[kunuggs]

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Originally Posted by raisin That's not very ethical.

Search the internet for best buy horror stories (ie. them selling used stuff as new,etc.) and then say anything about ethics

Karma/Eye for an eye/what have you is what this sounds like.

Btw, I'm not saying that what he proposes is, in fact, ethical. But, um, ya....

 

[lunaticpuma]

Circuit City has a 100% satisfaction return policy. They also carry Shure E2s and E3s. You could buy and return from them guilt free.

 

[GSTom1]

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Originally Posted by Rayman2k2 *cough*buy and then return*cough*

For sanitary reasons, some stores won't let you return in ear headphones. It's kind of like buying underwear or a swimsuit.

 

[raisin]

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Originally Posted by kunuggs Search the internet for best buy horror stories (ie. them selling used stuff as new,etc.) and then say anything about ethics Karma/Eye for an eye/what have you is what this sounds like. Btw, I'm not saying that what he proposes is, in fact, ethical. But, um, ya....

Are you implying that two wrongs make a right?

 

[milkpowder]

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Originally Posted by raisin Are you implying that two wrongs make a right?

Exactly what I was thinking...

 

[kunuggs]

No implications at all. I may have worded that slightly wrong. I was basically saying that Best Buy sucks and that I would rather have him do the whole buy/return thing there as opposed to a mom and pop joint. Ultimately though, he should realize that he is buying a piece of electronics which are subjectively good or bad, and that he is basically taking a gamble when relying on somebody else's ears to justify any purchase.