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A cult classic for your shelf.

The Buddha Machine sells in several categories at once — record shops, design stores, museum shops, lifestyle shops and yoga studios. The price is approachable, it takes almost no shelf space, and it comes with a story your staff can tell in thirty seconds.

A cult classic for your shelf.

Why stock it

  • Twenty years of continuous sales, carried by shops like Boomkat, Bleep, Turntable Lab and Norman Records.
  • A demo unit playing quietly on the counter is both decoration and sales pitch.
  • At THB 1,000 it sits in gift territory — an easy decision at the till.
  • Several colours and special editions keep customers coming back.
  • About the size of a cigarette packet, so it costs you almost no shelf or stockroom space.

Shops it suits

  • Record shops and music retailers
  • Concept stores and design shops
  • Museum and gallery shops
  • Independent bookshops
  • Yoga studios and spas
  • Cafés and lifestyle shops

Wholesale terms

Minimum order
… units / mixed colours allowed
Trade discount
…% off the recommended retail price
Recommended retail
THB 1,000
Payment
e.g. payment before dispatch / 30-day credit
Lead time
… working days
What your shop gets
e.g. a demo unit, counter card, product photography, a short staff guide
Faulty goods
add your policy for faulty goods

The highlighted lines are terms we are finalising. Get in touch and we will give you the real figures straight away.

How to become a stockist

  1. 1

    Send the form. Tell us about your shop, where it is and who comes in.

  2. 2

    Receive the line sheet with trade prices, models and colours within x working days.

  3. 3

    Place a first order, starting with a trial run at the minimum order.

  4. 4

    Open for sale, with point-of-sale material and your shop listed on our site.

A thirty-second pitch for your staff

“This is a Buddha Machine. It is a little box that plays ambient loops, endlessly. A music duo in China have been making them since 2005, and Brian Eno bought the very first one. One button changes the sound — have a listen.”

Let's put it on your counter.

It helps us plan delivery and looking after you.

For example: a café in Ari where people work all day.

A rough estimate is fine.