On 25/11/03 7:18 PM, "Keith Feltham" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 25/11/03 5:37 PM, "Keith Feltham" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The store had little third party stock and display, and a small range
at that.
Sounds like Cannington.
Disappointing, eh :-( Now with Apple pushing the DJ stuff, there is little
hope for that store.
....DJ stuff?
maybe I've missed the context and content here as there seemed to be
a slew of posts on this I didn't get, but if you mean "DJ" stuff as
in Disk Jockey turntablist SL1200 DJ1800" etc type stuff rather than
"DJ stuff" as in "David Jones stuff" then full marks for any store
owner on picking up on what surely must be the growth music retail
industry. Like kids of my era (my self included) buying Fender
guitars and Marshall stacks these kids are throwing HUGE money at
Techniques and Dennon gear or any other DJ or even DJ like equipment.
As a "weddings parties anything mobile DJ" who has just come back to
the front line I've seen so many 18/19/20 year old wannabe's
"Turntablist" come in to the industry with $5000, $10,000 even
$20,000+ of gear and then disappear the next week/month. (no
disrespect to Turntablist but this is exactly like heavy metal
guitarists trying to make a brake in the cabaret music business -
I've seen that too and it's not pretty)
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