We have an absolutely marvelous trade-up program that first came to mind 23 years ago. Our program allows you to trade-up your amplifier, receiver, CD player, turntable, speakers, and stands. Within a year's time you get back exactly what you paid when tradeing up to better stereo components and speakers.

Even if you are not in the position to do the 100% trade-up within a year - we still have a trade-up program. After the initial 12 months, we charge back only 1% depreciation per month on speakers and 2% depreciation per month on stereo electronics.

Home theater receivers and pre-amp. processors depreciate at 2% a month from date of purchase. Multi channel power amplifiers only depreciate at the same phenomenal rate as our stereo electronics(100% trade-up value for the first year and then only 2% depreciation per month after that).

Here is David...

David first purchased the B & W speakers at $297 a pair.

Three hours later he set what must be a world record for taking advantage of our trade-up program to the buy the pair at $750.

Within the two years, he has traded up to the $1,500 pair, then the ones at $3,000, and finally to the $5,500 pair.

It is very apparent that David was not using our program for financial reasons. He just needed to calibrate his ears to determine where his final cutoff point might be.

Then there's Thai...

Thai started with our integrated amp at $500, traded up to another at $1200, then went to the Harman Kardon Home Theatre pre-amp at $3,900 and two Harman Kardon power amps.

From here, the two power amps were traded for a power amp at $14,000. Later on, Thai also added a $15, 000 processor.

Although these sound like very extreme cases... we believe everyone should be able to start off with good sound and have the ability to make it better.

Our pre-owned trade-ups...

With such a wonderful trade-up program, we usually have a selection of pre-owned units at reduced prices. These include our extended warranty and the ability to trade-up within a year

How do we select the products that we represent? Research and development.