[audiofan]

in quebec (maison sony stores)sony direct sells the mdr-700 for 239.00.their 7506 are 180.00.wheres the logic in this?

 

[kramer5150]

Canadian prices are all messed up... I think SR60s go for over $100 there.

 

[TheMarchingMule]

Ah, so that explains all the illegal immigrants from Canada and Mexico!

 

[Macromedia]

Quote:

Originally Posted by kramer5150 Canadian prices are all messed up... I think SR60s go for over $100 there.

All Grado prices are messed up. $420 for the SR-325i. The RS-1 are listed for $999

 

[Meyvn]

Actually, the retail price of the V700 is 99.99 and the V6 is around 70. So, while those prices are aggregiously inflated, they still reflect Sony's pricing standards; apparently they genuinely believe the V700 is a higher end product.

 

[audioneophyte]

Yes, I do believe that.

Layton Audio (Downtown, Stanley w/ St-Catherine) wants $400 or $500 if I recall correctly for a pair of HD580s.

I paid 88$+tax for a pair of crummy HD-477s.

In general computer, and electronics prices (as well as selection) are horrible in Montreal (Canada?) compared to the States.

Even with our strong dollar, our prices are still massively inflated.

And we can only import $20 worth of merchandise duty free, Americans have up to $200.

Great, eh?

P.S.
Anyone up for a Montreal meet?

 

[akwok]

I bought my V700s for $250 back in the day.

 

[J-Pak]

GST and PST FTW! I loved living in Canada

 

[The_Duke_Of_Eli]

Quote:

Originally Posted by akwok I bought my V700s for $250 back in the day.

I pity you

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[The_Duke_Of_Eli]

Quote:

Originally Posted by J-Pak GST and PST FTW! I loved living in Canada

Well then the joke's on you because they just lowered the GST by a whoping 1% [sarcasm alert].

 

[firefox360]

Wow! Suddenly an outburst of fellow Quebec Head-Fiers! Schweet!

Canadian prices on headphones are definitely inflated. I bought my HD477's for 103$ with tax...

P.S. Cheers from Laval, QC!!

 

[kin0kin]

usually, when i go to audio stores and if they ever ask about my gears...I'd inflate the value just to match the standard over here.