EK 3041 Receiver / SK 50 UHF

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It's the same in OZ with most things imported.
Lectro's for instance, are double the US price, as are ZAX products.
Merry Christmas to all..
Martin Harrington

On 26/12/08 6:58 AM, in article xCR4l.167$em5.154@newsfe22.iad, "Charles
Tomaras" wrote:

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> "â‚¬RÏ€..-Å“Â°?.*Å“*b?rtÂ°." wrote in message
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>> On Thu, 25 Dec 2008 10:42:57 -0500, Ty Ford
>> schreef:
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>>> Prices dropping on Audio Ltd. in the US? A nice dream, but they've been
>>> sucking up the swing the other way for so long, I doubt we'll see a drop.
>>
>> The British pound has lost almost 25 % in the last 4 months to the
>> dollar.
>> http://j4.forexpf.ru/delta/graph_popup.jsp?type=GBP/USD&port=
>> tells me it is 1,46 to the dollar, instead of 2.10 to the dollar.
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>> to the Euro it is almost 1 pound to the Euro. ( 0,96 pound to 1 Euro )
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>> That means they must be 25 % lower. If not, the vendor is not up to
>> date, to say it gentle.
>>
>> Regards, R.
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> I suppose if one were to import them directly you might be able to get a
> better US price but the problem seems that Audio Ltd. have always been
> ridiculously high priced in the US and even with a little relief from the
> exchange rate it would be difficult to justify. I think their pricing and
> not their quality has always been the sticking point with US buyers and the
> reason one rarely if ever sees an Audio Limited RF system anywhere in the
> US. The only place I've ever seen one in my 20 years has been at the NAB
> show. Never seen one in use by anyone and have only read about their use in
> the US by dramatic mixers.
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