Depends on the company but most do and generally they offer some form of a discount. They don't always have inventory on hand, but you might be able to make a purchase there at a discount and get it shipped to your home. It just depends company to company.1st time to Canjam. Do they actually sell products there?
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Oh wow interesting. Finally a chance to try/compare instead of impulse buying.Depends on the company but most do and generally they offer some form of a discount. They don't always have inventory on hand, but you might be able to make a purchase there at a discount and get it shipped to your home. It just depends company to company.
Depends on the company but most do and generally they offer some form of a discount. They don't always have inventory on hand, but you might be able to make a purchase there at a discount and get it shipped to your home. It just depends company to company.
Pretty much what @Dellwolf said. Some do. Many don't. Because many exhibitors ship their materials to the show - which includes much in the way of displays and associated gear - it can often be prohibitively expensive to also ship product inventory that may or may not sell out, and thus have to incur even more charges when it's shipped back to them after the show.
That said, here's a tip to potentially get a great discount: buy a demo!
If you're not OCD about getting a sealed/NIB/retail package, then you could always ask an exhibitor if they'd be willing to sell you the floor demo that they brought to the show. While it's not new, you can bet your last dollar that the demo would have been well cared for, since their reputation depended on it working flawlessly at the show. Demo discounts can often be significant, though the exact discount varies of course.
There's only one catch: obviously you'd have to pick it up at the end of the show (since they need it for their exhibit). But yeah, it's a win-win. You get the gear that you wanted for a great discount, and they don't have to waste expense packing it and shipping it back.
Here is another tip. Ask for a discount. Most vendors have show discounts that they don't offer outside of trade shows. Some very smart vendors will extend discounts to other products in their current line as unadvertised specials.Pretty much what @Dellwolf said. Some do. Many don't. Because many exhibitors ship their materials to the show - which includes much in the way of displays and associated gear - it can often be prohibitively expensive to also ship product inventory that may or may not sell out, and thus have to incur even more charges when it's shipped back to them after the show.
That said, here's a tip to potentially get a great discount: buy a demo!
If you're not OCD about getting a sealed/NIB/retail package, then you could always ask an exhibitor if they'd be willing to sell you the floor demo that they brought to the show. While it's not new, you can bet your last dollar that the demo would have been well cared for, since their reputation depended on it working flawlessly at the show. Demo discounts can often be significant, though the exact discount varies of course.
There's only one catch: obviously you'd have to pick it up at the end of the show (since they need it for their exhibit). But yeah, it's a win-win. You get the gear that you wanted for a great discount, and they don't have to waste expense packing it and shipping it back.
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ULTRA-High-End Rig, The Best Studio Monitors?, IEMs Galore, And Much More At CanJam Chicago 2022
dCS's ULTRA-high-end stack, Audeze's first purpose built pro audio monitors, ZMF surprises, Chord's new (and currently ultra-rare) Mojo, Cayin's big flagship DAP, so many new IEMs, and so much more at our first CanJam in Chicago since 2010. CanJam Chicago takes place June 18th and 19th, 2022, at the Chicago Marriott Marquis in Downtown Chicago.
CanJam Chicago 2022 Preview: ULTRA-High-End Rig, The Best Studio Monitors?, IEMs Galore, And Much More - produced by Joe Cwik and Brian Murphy
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dCS's ULTRA-high-end stack? Is that Lina? If yes, that's the entry-level dCS gear they created for poor headphone audiophiles - the Lina line doesn't even share the same look as the rest of the dCS gear.
I doubt dCS would bring their Vivaldi stack to some headphone meet
I doubt dCS would bring their Vivaldi stack to some headphone meet
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ULTRA-High-End Rig, The Best Studio Monitors?, IEMs Galore, And Much More At CanJam Chicago 2022
dCS's ULTRA-high-end stack, Audeze's first purpose built pro audio monitors, ZMF surprises, Chord's new (and currently ultra-rare) Mojo, Cayin's big flagship DAP, so many new IEMs, and so much more at our first CanJam in Chicago since 2010. CanJam Chicago takes place June 18th and 19th, 2022, at the Chicago Marriott Marquis in Downtown Chicago.
CanJam Chicago 2022 Preview: ULTRA-High-End Rig, The Best Studio Monitors?, IEMs Galore, And Much More - produced by Joe Cwik and Brian Murphy
Some super exciting stuff here which I can't wait to test next weekend!
But I am dearly missing 2 recently launched products that I was very much hoping
to test at CanJam - (1) Felikx Envy, (2) Enleum 23R - any chance that any of the vendors there will bring these in their setups? Pleaaaase...??
(as an aside, I have had the Bricasti M3h for nearly a year and can confirm to all it's phenomenal - if you have a chance to test it, I highly recommend it!)
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