
droptrd
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Then what would we have to talk about 

Mark Cameron. Surf Brazzers. I dunno.droptrd":2tgff0jd said:Then what would we have to talk about![]()
IntenseJim":1rvh3vzy said:OP,
Instead of asking this here, on TGP, and the Soldano forum, why don't you pick up the phone and call Soldano?
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I dont think that sales would skyrocket, I would bet at best sales would stay the same. With high end gear with musicians there is a cork sniffer attitude(sometimes justified} that equates that high cost or rarity equals Best tone. If soldano slo were affordable at every gc and the market flooded much of the misteek would be gone. Kind of like when high end clothing is liscensed out to every mall and not just a boutique thing it becomes out of style as it is now for the common folk. Sometimes with high end gear, its a smart business move to keep production levels just enough and keep the price high as it makes it more disireable to many.marvcus":31ytv8hj said:Parts cost = probably less than $1k.
Build cost = ????
I wonder what would happen if Soldano dropped the price of the SLO to around $2k-$2.3k street? The sales would probably skyrocket, IMO.
However, that means volume would have to go up, too. If Mikey likes where he's at, that's prob. all that matters. Nobody is buying a new
one because of the $3500+ tag when you can get a used one for more than $1k less than that.
joepete77":m0bhn134 said:I dont think that sales would skyrocket, I would bet at best sales would stay the same. With high end gear with musicians there is a cork sniffer attitude(sometimes justified} that equates that high cost or rarity equals Best tone. If soldano slo were affordable at every gc and the market flooded much of the misteek would be gone. Kind of like when high end clothing is liscensed out to every mall and not just a boutique thing it becomes out of style as it is now for the common folk. Sometimes with high end gear, its a smart business move to keep production levels just enough and keep the price high as it makes it more disireable to many.marvcus":m0bhn134 said:Parts cost = probably less than $1k.
Build cost = ????
I wonder what would happen if Soldano dropped the price of the SLO to around $2k-$2.3k street? The sales would probably skyrocket, IMO.
However, that means volume would have to go up, too. If Mikey likes where he's at, that's prob. all that matters. Nobody is buying a new
one because of the $3500+ tag when you can get a used one for more than $1k less than that.
Yeah, I agree. I would def buy one also, especially if they still had that lifetime warranty!!marvcus":3iqniifl said:joepete77":3iqniifl said:I dont think that sales would skyrocket, I would bet at best sales would stay the same. With high end gear with musicians there is a cork sniffer attitude(sometimes justified} that equates that high cost or rarity equals Best tone. If soldano slo were affordable at every gc and the market flooded much of the misteek would be gone. Kind of like when high end clothing is liscensed out to every mall and not just a boutique thing it becomes out of style as it is now for the common folk. Sometimes with high end gear, its a smart business move to keep production levels just enough and keep the price high as it makes it more disireable to many.marvcus":3iqniifl said:Parts cost = probably less than $1k.
Build cost = ????
I wonder what would happen if Soldano dropped the price of the SLO to around $2k-$2.3k street? The sales would probably skyrocket, IMO.
However, that means volume would have to go up, too. If Mikey likes where he's at, that's prob. all that matters. Nobody is buying a new
one because of the $3500+ tag when you can get a used one for more than $1k less than that.
You make some good points. But if I could buy a new SLO for $2k, I would.
The other point to think about is what would that do to used SLO sales? Owners would not be happy.