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I shop for all sorts of things. Music equipment, music equipment and, of course, some music equipment. Some of those can be pretty expensive, like the music equipment. And I am not very smart about it when I buy. This is how it goes. I hear about the thing. I am then maybe interested. Then: I am interested. Moving on to definitely interested. Then I ruminate and salivate. Equal parts each. That’s the most delectable part: when you know it’s going to happen but you haven’t pulled the trigger yet. Once I’m floating in my own drool (Ew!), I’m ready. R_E_A_D_Y: Ready. Ready to to some research, compare reviews, take information, answer pertinent question, think about it, believe what Peter says over John’s claim. I am ready. Then I shop, I really shop. I look at different prices, different providers. I evaluate, study, analyze, compare. Finally, after hours, days, weeks of agonizing, I press the buy button! Whatever I get, I deserve it, let me tell you. But I still end up doing it all wrong. Why? Because I’m not doing a list. Here is how it works: If you want to buy a car, you wait for the spring. If you want to buy a mattress, you wait for Labor day sales. If you want to buy everything else, you wait for Black Friday and/or Christmas. That includes purchasing music equipment. Here is what would be a sensible shopping experience.