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bangbang
14-05-2009, 01:28 PM
I had a major shock today. I brought a speaker package, around 2 months ago. The price has now dropped by £400.
To buy the system separately it cost £818 but the package was £1200 on their website. As i was talking to them on the phone it dropped to £1049. Anyone else had that happen to them?
I wont be going back to that shop in a hurry because I feel like ive been robbed :mad:

discomobiledj
14-05-2009, 01:41 PM
You lost me a bit.

Prices do fluctuate in all trades. Just unfortunate it happened quickly.

Larry B Entertainment
14-05-2009, 01:45 PM
You lost me a bit.


Me too :eek:

Charlie Brown
14-05-2009, 02:03 PM
Yeah. I will edit it the post to make it a bit clearer, but please try and use things like, full stops and commas. It makes everyones life so much easy. I couldn't make head or tail of it!

bangbang
14-05-2009, 02:17 PM
sorry about the full stops and commas i was getting lost myself aswell, think i was still in shock.

CRAZY K
14-05-2009, 03:03 PM
You lost me a bit.

Prices do fluctuate in all trades. Just unfortunate it happened quickly.

I thought all imported goods were rising steeply in cost as English Sterling is basically now toxic to foreigners ( as in I couldnt use Sterling in :Censored: China ) so prices would be going up---according to informed sources those shiploads from China are costing a lot more these days:eek:

Unless this is a fire sale :D

CRAZY K

kjdiscos
14-05-2009, 04:02 PM
all prices have gone up, berhringer and pioneer are the worse, But even skytronic/skytec have seen a big hike,

Due to the pound being well naff lately

Excalibur
14-05-2009, 04:11 PM
Sorry lads, I'm still baffled. :confused: Of course, that's situation normal chez Excalibur, home for the terminally bewildered. :o

DeckstarDeluxe
14-05-2009, 04:17 PM
I thought all imported goods were rising steeply in cost as English Sterling is basically now toxic to foreigners ( as in I couldnt use Sterling in :Censored: China ) so prices would be going up---according to informed sources those shiploads from China are costing a lot more these days:eek:

Unless this is a fire sale :D

CRAZY K

Thats my understanding too.

bangbang
14-05-2009, 04:41 PM
While pricing up my speakers for insurance purposesi noticed that if i bought the speakers separately the price was £818 yet i paid £1200 in a package deal for the 2 speakers and sub only 2 months before.Now the sub is still £469 but the speakers had dropped £400.Now i no prices fluctuate but £400 it just dont seem right.While i was chattin to the shop in question they was altering there prices before my very eyes,But rather than knock the £400 of the total package price to £818 it was still over the £1000 mark .Hope this clears up the confusion i caused.
Still cheesed of about it.

pagan_flame
14-05-2009, 05:58 PM
Products are always priced high to begin with, then drop as time goes on. I bought a Yamaha rack effects unit for my guitar a long time ago - the following WEEK Yamaha launched the newer (and better) version of it FOR LESS MONEY THAN I PAID!

However I still have the unit today and still use it; 15 years old and I still use it for guitar, PA, recording and even DJ work; it's what it's worth to you at the end of the day, not how much less it can be had for now vs. when you bought it.

Closer to home... all you Denon HD2500 owners: They can be had for £459 now, £399 at WhyBuyNew... ;)

Excalibur
14-05-2009, 06:08 PM
Closer to home... all you Denon HD2500 owners: They can be had for £459 now, £399 at WhyBuyNew... ;)

Soon be the same price as a Cortex! :eek:

Jiggles
14-05-2009, 06:11 PM
Soon be the same price as a Cortex! :eek:

What £1.99 :p

spin mobile disco
14-05-2009, 06:17 PM
The 'I bought so and so for so much yesterday its now cheaper' can be found everywhere unfortunatly. Especially when buying computers or other electrical goods.
Also sometimes manafacturers release some stock very cheap as a loss leader just to get people interested in their products. Works well sometimes other times it is a pain. I bought my cortex only to have it drop to half price 2 months later , mind you with costs going back up its nearly back to the price I paid again.

DJMaxG
15-05-2009, 02:50 AM
The best way, and probably most obvious as well, is to shop around.
If the price they quote is identical to those on all websites, then at least you know they're not conning you.