They Almost Never Quote A Price , Why?

I usually get an idea of prices from
reviews, too.

It should be/is a common business practice to communicate the features and benefits of a product or service before discussing cost to avoid being viewed as a commodity and judged solely on price. Easier said than done, though, plenty of challenges.

The old, 'if you have to ask' saying seems like a quote from a Tuborg Gold beer commercial. Like, 'your perception is your reality'. Cute saying until your perception is pitted against gravity or other non-fluffy things.

I know a few guys with money, and they ask price, compare, and are respectful negotiators. They volunteer and give money away to charity- but not by spending carelessly. 

Sorry for the long post, quiet night on the farm.

gary

Just get the model and name of the speakers google it.More likely you will find the regular price....I don't ask the price, true sometimes they think they can't afford it

If Tara Labs, get it here.  Otherwise Google, contact distributor or retailer.

I'm still shocked that wood glue has become so expensive. 

@ wolf I think it  is just collusion. Maybe, not as much now, that the Pacific rim has muscled into the business?.