Thomann B-stock

[FLV]

I've wanted to buy some effects from Thomann, and I've just spotted the B-stock options. Is it worth it? Most of the descriptions are just 'slight signs of wear'.

 

[Jazz Ad]

I bought from there several times, never had issues.

 

[chaak]

I bought a Meris Enzo from Thomann's B-Stock and when the box came it had a big sticker saying that the pedal is a B-stock in red bold letters and in various languages. With it there was a warranty link in case the pedal malfunctioned so that i'd be reimbursed if i sign up for this warranty. First impression was what did i buy, that thing still did cost a lot even as B-Stock. Opened the box took out the pedal and aesthetically it was perfect , plugged it in and works as it supposed to nothing wrong at all. I later discovered why this was b-stock there is very small scratch on the back of it that is only noticeable in a certain light.

 

[Oddly]

I'd suggest asking over in the "I own a Harley Benton" club. That's Thomann's house brand and they're probably the experts in how Thomann operates.

 

[FLV]

Thanks! I think I might get it. With all the refund policy there shouldn't be any risk.

 

[Maki_Randy]

On the Thomann website. They say B stock can go from slight damage to every product anyone sends back within the 30 day refund period. So it can be damaged goods but also someone who sends a bass with a maple fretboard back just because they don't like the feel... So you would just have a cheaper almost perfectly new instrument.
To bad they don't say what the B stock reason is on their website when you want a specific product...