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November 10th, 2008, 09:16 AM | #16 |
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US$18k.
Amazing. I didn't know my EX3 was so good it would justify the, um, investment. Clearly no recession in the film industry then and I think I may need a larger piggy bank. But seriously, there's a huge price gap between this and the next best items at around a sixth to a quarter of this sum. Does one really need to pay an additional $14,000 to have one built properly (that might actually last)? At this rate, even rental is going to be barely within reach. Jus. Last edited by Justin Benn; November 10th, 2008 at 09:22 AM. Reason: Stickershock: Too gobsmacked to articulate thoughts first-time around. |
November 10th, 2008, 10:30 AM | #17 |
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Ah, good to know such an exuberant pricing. At least I wont start saving for no reason.
I remember how fast generics emerged in another niche which P+S Technik created: the Skater market. I have just ordered one great "imitation" for like 600 bucks which is at least one tenth the price of the original. Works like charm. I am sure we don't have to wait long for other products to enter this market, too. P+S Technik had set the margin so high that any generic competitor can make huge profits even by applying the fraction of the price. Apart from the price tag I seriously cannot tell the difference between a Maybach and a well equipped Benz.
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