View Full Version : Blooming Price Hike..........
Dynamic Entertainment
14-02-2009, 09:23 PM
Ive just been looking at purchasing a second Serato Scratch Live, so i can leave one permanantly set up in the box and keep one in the bag for club use and had a look on HTFR (the place i got the first one) and have found that ist now £449...I only paid £374.99 last May:eek: . In HFTRs defence, all suppliers seem to have hiked the price up.
Other than Class-D, has anyone else found this with things?
nigelwright7557
14-02-2009, 09:27 PM
Have a look on ebay mate.
http://shop.ebay.co.uk/?_from=R40&_trksid=m38.l1313&_nkw=Serato+Scratch+Live&_sacat=See-All-Categories
Solitaire Events Ltd
14-02-2009, 09:31 PM
Nearly everything has gone up.
Denon and RCF are or have put their prices up. My suppliers tell me there is a price rise from March on most things too.
Dynamic Entertainment
14-02-2009, 09:33 PM
I think its going to be an ebay purchase. I really object to paying a £70 price hike....
Its great, were in a Recession and everythings going through the roof, wheres the dole line. Beats working for a living :D
ppentertainments
14-02-2009, 09:36 PM
Cortex have increased from £199 to roughly £260 (although you can get them at cheaper price if you look around). I think the rises seem to be across the board.
PropellerHeadCase
14-02-2009, 10:26 PM
Welcome to the new GBP exchange rate :eek:
Dynamic Entertainment
14-02-2009, 10:27 PM
I know, and im going to Crete in May:eek:
Excalibur
15-02-2009, 07:29 AM
Welcome to the new GBP exchange rate :eek:
Told you that you were heading the wrong way. :p :D :D
Charlie Brown
15-02-2009, 10:02 AM
I know, and im going to Crete in May:eek:
Off topic....but lovely place, have a good'n:approve:
Dynamic Entertainment
15-02-2009, 10:58 AM
Off topic....but lovely place, have a good'n:approve:
lol. I know, went last year and didnt get everything done, hence going back :D
DeckstarDeluxe
15-02-2009, 11:57 AM
you going to work or on holiday steve?
Dynamic Entertainment
15-02-2009, 01:06 PM
you going to work or on holiday steve?
Holiday, been there and done that with work and dont want to cross that bridge again. It was fun in its day but getting between 50-100 Euros a night (granted free accomodation) just dont do it for me anymore. I didnt particulary earn anything off it but the experience was great :D
Bouncy Dancefloor
16-02-2009, 12:12 AM
100 euros a night isnt bad, considering the new exchange rate....
so it does work in your favour occasionally haha
Dynamic Entertainment
16-02-2009, 08:53 PM
lol, if it keeps changing ill be blooming staying over there...ship my gear over :D
PropellerHeadCase
16-02-2009, 09:37 PM
Told you that you were heading the wrong way. :p :D :D
Au contraire - the New Zealand dollar is worse. When I arrived the pound was buying around NZD$2.5, now it's $2.75!
Dynamic Entertainment
16-02-2009, 10:30 PM
I cant for the life of me think why you would want to switch NZ for the UK......
Excalibur
17-02-2009, 05:42 PM
I cant for the life of me think why you would want to switch NZ for the UK......
Boy's either a Genius, or a Fool. :confused: :confused: :D :D
PropellerHeadCase
17-02-2009, 08:02 PM
Grass is always greener, though, isn't it?
My son is mildly autistic, most recent doctor says it may actually be emergent Asperger's - in the UK my son gets a TA (for now, and possibly fulltime from September) in NZ he would not, in the UK my wife has already completed the Autism Society course for parents, in NZ she'd still be on the waiting list. All that said the main reason for coming over (we bought the ticket's before Josh's diagnosis came in) was that I have a UK passport and if the kids want theirs they need to have lived in the UK for a year by the time they're 16 (Josh is five in July). And we like the UK.
wensleydale
17-02-2009, 08:06 PM
and regardless of the exchange rate there are still offers on and deals to be done.
situations like this always bring opportunities.....i picked up a pair of xmoves for less than I have ever seen them since they came out this week.
Excalibur
17-02-2009, 08:21 PM
Following post #18, the smart money's on Genius. ;) :D
Glad to hear that you're getting help,Al. All the best.
Dynamic Entertainment
17-02-2009, 08:24 PM
Grass is always greener, though, isn't it?
My son is mildly autistic, most recent doctor says it may actually be emergent Asperger's - in the UK my son gets a TA (for now, and possibly fulltime from September) in NZ he would not, in the UK my wife has already completed the Autism Society course for parents, in NZ she'd still be on the waiting list. All that said the main reason for coming over (we bought the ticket's before Josh's diagnosis came in) was that I have a UK passport and if the kids want theirs they need to have lived in the UK for a year by the time they're 16 (Josh is five in July). And we like the UK.
In that case, the grass is definately greener over here. I would have traded the scenic views too had i been in your position, regardless of the passport situation. :) - Cant agree with actually liking the UK though, try living up in the lakes, you could drown in the amount of water we get.
and regardless of the exchange rate there are still offers on and deals to be done.
situations like this always bring opportunities.....i picked up a pair of xmoves for less than I have ever seen them since they came out this week.
Spill the beans then! All ive found is general hikes up. :D
PropellerHeadCase
17-02-2009, 08:38 PM
try living up in the lakes, you could drown in the amount of water we get.
Yes, thaht's why they're called lakes!
But seriously, I love London and I love Bath. I am living near(ish) to Bath, and visit London every other month. The scenery in the UK is just different to NZ, that's all, I was in Auckland, today I'm in Cornwall (yesterday Tintagel, tomorrow, home).
wensleydale
17-02-2009, 08:39 PM
In that case, the grass is definately greener over here. I would have traded the scenic views too had i been in your position, regardless of the passport situation. :) - Cant agree with actually liking the UK though, try living up in the lakes, you could drown in the amount of water we get.
Spill the beans then! All ive found is general hikes up. :D
got told not to say where they were from, but got a pair for £450 which i am happy with.
i fully expect there to be a barrage of "you could have got them for...." posts, but thats enough of a saving for me not to bother looking around.
Dynamic Entertainment
17-02-2009, 08:43 PM
Yes, thaht's why they're called lakes!
But seriously, I love London and I love Bath. I am living near(ish) to Bath, and visit London every other month. The scenery in the UK is just different to NZ, that's all, I was in Auckland, today I'm in Cornwall (yesterday Tintagel, tomorrow, home).
They aint lakes when its falling on your head all the time :D - Must admit NZ is on my list of places to visit. People always say im lucky to be in the Lakes, but when youre here for 24 years it gets a bit boring, guess that the same anywhere though :)
got told not to say where they were from, but got a pair for £450 which i am happy with.
i fully expect there to be a barrage of "you could have got them for...." posts, but thats enough of a saving for me not to bother looking around.
Oh aye, fell off the back of a lorry eh :D - £450 isnt a bad price really. What do you think of them Im still on the fence and thinking of getting some rotating gobo heads, still on the fence with them too.....*The fence is nice place to be* :D :D
wensleydale
17-02-2009, 08:44 PM
They aint lakes when its falling on your head all the time :D - Must admit NZ is on my list of places to visit. People always say im lucky to be in the Lakes, but when youre here for 24 years it gets a bit boring, guess that the same anywhere though :)
Oh aye, fell off the back of a lorry eh :D - £450 isnt a bad price really. What do you think of them Im still on the fence and thinking of getting some rotating gobo heads, still on the fence with them too.....*The fence is nice place to be* :D :D
rotating gobos wasnt a big deal and i see it as an extra thing to go wrong- happy without.
flatliners
17-02-2009, 08:51 PM
well the irock hid's have gone up in price to 550 a pair and flightcases are 75 each flightcases so at least if i sell mine i might be able to get a good price for them secondhand
Solitaire Events Ltd
18-02-2009, 10:49 AM
got told not to say where they were from
So, it's OK for you to want information from others on here, but as soon as they ask for information from you, you can't give it? :confused:
PropellerHeadCase
18-02-2009, 02:17 PM
People always say im lucky to be in the Lakes, but when youre here for 24 years it gets a bit boring, guess that the same anywhere though :)
Exactly! Been in NZ for near on 35 years before coming hear.
Corabar Steve
18-02-2009, 04:12 PM
Exactly! Been in NZ for near on 35 years before coming hear.
& already the standard of education has started to rub off on you :sj:
rob1963
18-02-2009, 05:52 PM
Exactly! Been in NZ for near on 35 years before coming hear.
& already the standard of education has started to rub off on you :sj:
:jawdrop:
I never thought I'd see the day when Al made THAT kind of mistake!
PropellerHeadCase
19-02-2009, 10:24 PM
Subconscious pun, what can I say?
Thank you for keeping me honest, Steve... :Censored: :D
Corabar Steve
20-02-2009, 07:21 AM
:moon:
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