James Tobin wrote:

>The success of Naxos has been discussed; it tends strongly to support
>my point.  BMG has also proved the point, I am sure.  Historically, back
>in the 1950's when the former "majors" were going strong, but considering
>raising the price of a $6 disc to $10, they instead dropped the price
>to $4, as I recall, and sales took off.

However, there is another aspect to be considered...distribution.  Naxos
has its own distribution and it is worldwide.  It was only because of
personal connections that we were able to get any distribution at all.
With worldwide distribution one can be fairly secure in the notion of
maintaining a minimum in sales.

That saiid, we are considering the reduction in price.

Karl