(What follows isn't aimed at any single individual):
It may be wonderful for Americans that the dollar is currently (relatively) strong against the pound, and that Mojo is therefore something of a bargain, at the moment, but has it occurred to any of you, over the pond, that there are a lot of UK head-fiers who are growing weary of having their noses rubbed in it, so-to-speak?
It wasn't so long ago that US distributors and dealers were bitching about Hugo being cheaper in the UK than in the USA, and we, in the UK, ended up being penalised for it.
At the current point in time, Mojo (and Hugo) are cheaper in the USA than in the UK, and I don't see/hear UK distributors/dealers or customers complaining about that, demanding parity, but a little courtesy from customers in the USA might be nice. You can enjoy your opportunity to obtain Chord DACs cheaper than customers in the country of manufacture without crowing about it.
Just sayin'...
good post mython, very rarely do we get things cheaper here in the UK, we get stung on pricing as it is.
i do get annoyed when a new product comes out, for example at $500 and apparently that equals to £500 in UK or $630.