Did you see the article quoting the dude from Marsh (iirc) amps that stated he foresees his amps being marked up by $1000+ on average due to the tariffs even though his actual increase in cost to his distributors and retailers will only be a modest ~$300 on average. All the rest of the increased costs would be added profit to distributors looking to pile on the added consumer cost while blaming the tariffs for the drastic price increase.
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Same as most products 50%. It's all over the place. There is so many variables. Some are only 15%.
Yeah, Boogie, at least back in the past, are a C Mark, so cost is about 70% of what they’re listed at. When I was seeking Recto’s for 1299 in the later 90’s, cost was in the high 900’s. Typical, non boutique stuff, is an A mark where cost is 50% of list price. But usually even a little less if you got an extra 10% with ordering enough. We would get that deal on Marshall, most of the time.