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[Krazyz1]

Ever notice shopping for new equipt....lets say CD player. Specs at display very limited. STILL remember the look on the young gentlmans face when I asked him what the over sampling rate was!!! LOL!!! It was I asked him a algebra question. Manufactures aren't much better. I have a JVC that is 8 times over. With alot of digging I did find another over " 8 " but was only a single disc where mine was a 5 with exchange and play , but were all same money. Life gets weird.

[nguyendot]

What?

Most consumers do their research online prior to purchasing. Also, really - do you expect anyone to memorize specs like that and regurgitate them on demand? Honestly that's kind of a jackass move to ask those questions knowing that the salesperson isn't going to have that information. It's just not tactful.

[ntculenuff]

as a salesperson i agree with nguyendot it is so hard to remember specs for everything and for the majority of consumers they don't want to know things like that.

HTIB is killing the industry :)

[nguyendot]

I sold stuff for 6 years, and prided myself in knowing stuff like that, but honestly why would you expect someone getting paid $8 an hour to know that stuff? People just want something that works. If one is so critical to need those specs, they'll find it themselves.