Aperion Closeout Deals

[ErinH]

http://www.aperionaudio.com/catalog/Closeout-Speaker-Deals,65.aspx

I paid $185/each for the 432 speakers last year and even at that price I was satisfied with the sound. Now they're $85/each.

Also some other good deals worth looking into. Might be an excellent way to setup a budget theater with a company who offers 10year warranty, 30day in home trial, and trade-up plans.

 

[armaraas]

Also worth mentioning if you're interested in their new line, those do show up on there occasionally, so as long as your not in a hurry you can save some money and they have the same return policy, etc. However, when they do show up they're usually sold within a day or two.
I could have saved a couple of hundred dollars by waiting it out, but didn't have enough patience...

 

[ErinH]

One thing I'm kind of worried about now though. I was planning on trading up later this year, but not sure if I'll get the entire amount I paid toward new ones, or the price they go for. If it's the latter, I'm out $200. In that case, I'll just keep them. I guess I need to call them or check the site. Just posting here in case someone may know, themselves.

 

[armaraas]

I guess I don't know for sure (I am however keeping my 5C box, just in case I find room for the 6C in the next year), but I would think it would go by whatever you paid for them. The people who paid less should get less of a credit only, it wouldn't be fair to those who paid more and had intentions of upgrading in the future. I'm sure a quick email or chat message with them would get you the final answer.

 

[Adam]

I thought the same thing as armaraas when I read your question, Erin. I'll bet that they'll give you credit for what you paid. Likewise, if the price of a speaker were to go up, I doubt that they'd give you more credit.

 

[ErinH]

The website seems to imply I get full credit.

I'll have to ask them this when it's time. It's just something I wondered when I saw how they dropped $100/each.