Richer Sounds

If i’m after stereo cables, or say an amp, the first shop I would think of would be Richer Sounds.
For me Richer Sounds has earnt a certain loyalty from the good service I have recieved there over the years.
I even took my mum here when she was after a new record player and recieved a patient service as we argued over the different record players in stock.
What I like about Richer Sounds is the fact that you don’t have to be a Hi Fi afficionado to enter the place and there’s no altitude from the staff, even if you ask the most simple of questions.
That said they do have some rather nice stuff in store and can no doubt cater for all your electrical entertainment indulgences.

I love music and like most people that share my interest they have to have the latest sound equipment. I have Technics 1210’s and needed an amp. I bought a Cambridge Audio TOPAZ for just under 80 quid, an absolute bargain. I also needed some really good speakers to get the highest definition of sound from my vinyl, CD’s and MP3’s. I got a pair of Wharfedale floor standers for under 100 quid. Money well spent and my sound system is pristine.
The staff at Richer really know what they are talking about. They don’t go for the high pressure sales technique, they just let you browse and they answer any questions that you may have.
This branch is a flagship store and I wouldn’t go anywhere else for my consumer electronic needs.

I discovered Richer last year when putting together a hi-​fi from separates. They assisted me in choosing an amplifier, a CD player and a turntable that would suit my small budget. The staff have extensive experience of audio visual equipment and they not only advised me on equipment but also hand-​drew a diagram on how to connect the system together and advised me that although I’d bought the second cheapest units, that buying gold plated connectors would upgrade the sound somewhat.
Richer Sounds have a nice line in bookshelf speakers too, and starting at around £20 for a pair they are amazing value for money. Also look out for discontinued lines of equipment that are bought in bulk at cut-​prices and the savings passed on to you.
With home-​cinema systems being an impressive and (somewhat) affordable installation in your dwelling, the shop also has this mode of entertainment covered well with a stack of gear to suit whatever space you might have available.

If you ever want any HiFi, sound, visual, random electrical equipment and you’re on a budget or even want the very best, Richer Sounds is definitely the place to go. They’ll beat any prices and give you money, they’ll pay for your parking so you can easily get your items back and they’ll take orders for things and call you when they’re in stock. Such a good place.

Richer Sounds is a bit out of the way, but worth a visit. Staff are extremely helpful, especially to those of us who are not too up on the latest technology. They have a good range of quality electronic gadgets and are happy to take the time to explain the ins and outs of different models. Collection is a bit tricky as it is not possible to park directly outside the shop, but there is parking nearby and they are willing to refund the charge when you make a purchase. Customer service is a priority, which is a refreshing change from some of the major chains.