[japc]

Hi.

Anyone knows where I can buy a pair of Alessandro MS1 cans in Europe?

Online.

Thanks.

 

[GiR]

Off the alessandro website, they dont charge anything for shipping as its included in price for anywhere worldwide. I ordered mine from there and got them within about a week (I'm in ireland)

 

[skellington]

There's one on ebay at the moment.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/alessandro-mus...QQcmdZViewItem

 

[japc]

Thanks. The problem with sending from non EU countries is that the custom taxes here (.pt) are completely non-deterministic. :|

And considering the relative low price of the cans I would rather buy new.

 

[skellington]

Well, Lithuania is in the EU. But I agree, they are not much more new.

 

[japc]

But these are as new and lithuania is EU since 2004. Aaaah, the indecision, the doubt !!!

 

[japc]

Ok, forget the "are not much more new". The bids ended up at £65.33 so they are *much*less* new

Next.

 

[facelvega]

there are no dealers for alessandro, or practically none. New from the website or used from this site's for sale forum are more or less your only options. My advice: just pay the tax, you'll still be getting a honking deal compared to the european markup on Grados.

 

[japc]

I would gladly pay the taxes if it were transparent how much and why I would pay. And, believe me, with portuguese customs (well, most of the customs, not just portuguese) you never know, it can go from 2% to 100% more. Idiotic and really uninspiring.

I managed to buy a pair of SR-80 some time ago, directly in the US, and that may be my 3rd option :|

 

[MrJoshua]

Either that, or have them shipped to another EU address in a country with more transparent customs fees, then have them shipped to you, internally within the EU (therefore no extra taxes or fees other than the extra shipping cost).