CharlieWorton Posted May 30, 2020 Share Posted May 30, 2020 So, I'm waiting... and waiting... and waiting for Amazon to deliver my PX-560. Ordered it 6 days ago, it still hasn't shipped. They claim that they'll have it on my door step in 4 more days. Hah. Not likely. So I got to wondering... if Amazon can't deliver, what are my choices? Who else in Canada can sell me a PX-560? As it turns out, there are precious few choices. According to Google, Canadian Casio dealers in Canada include Best Buy, Canadian Tire (!), and Wal-Mart(!!). Needless to say, none of these stores sell the PX-560. Other stores include Long & McQuade (catalog sales only, and they don't sell the PX-560) AllYouNeed music (don't sell the 560) and Tom Lee music (don't sell the 560). I even went to Casio Canada, and discovered that - unlike many other manufacturers - Casio Canada doesn't maintain a list of retailers that will sell you a Casio product. They don't have a 'click here for a dealer near you' button. At the end of a laborious search, I found just two Canadian sources for the PX-560. Cosmo Music, who will match Amazon's price but charge about $60 for shipping; and Amazon, who offer free shipping. Folks, I think I know why Casio keyboards haven't made a dent in the market. It's really obvious. There are no real Casio dealers! I mean, C'mon. When the top search items that Google finds are Wal-Mart and Canadian Tire, you know you have a market penetration problem. Am I missing something here? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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