supply for old audio transistors (driver transistors: 2SD381 / 2SB536)

GO FRY's!! I live in AZ, but was in San Diego this summer and saw their ad in the paper and grand opening and such. I guess they had just opened or sometyhing. We have 2 Fry's in Phoenix, with 2 more on the way. I work for them and love to go in there in a white shirt and tie or to shop.

A good majority of the stuff we carry is NTE. We can also special order some parts, as long as it is in the system.

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BFriedl
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If you work for them, tell them to stock the parts more often, I did an informal survey, with a store person right there with me and found that in any given section ( physical rack unit) there was about 20% of it empty.....

Bob in phx.

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bobinphx

Right on, Bob -

In the two Phoenix area stores, I actually found the semicondiuctor section to be better stocked than the others. Check out switches, for example, or relays or pilot lights. The out-of-stock rate approaches

50% for all of those. Didn't check basic stuff like resistors and caps. It appeared that Small Appliances was pretty good, though, so if I had come in for a can opener or a toaster oven, I'd be all set.

If they build two more stores but don't improve the stock situation, ain't no one gonna be happy - including them, when the stores underperform.

Bill Jeffrey

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Bill Jeffrey

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