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GnR price increased by $1k?!?

By pinpin8990

3 years ago


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    #116 3 years ago
    Quoted from Rarehero:

    AC/DC LE was $6600 shipped. We bitched. A few years later, STLE was $7700 shipped. We bitched. Then Stern dropped the $12,500 B66. We bitched.
    But...they...kept...selling. $12,500 became a norm. DLC $1000 toppers are becoming a norm. Us "old timer" hobbyists think it's stupid, but the buyers are there & don't seem to care.
    I don't think I'll ever buy a NIB pin ever again...not because I can't, but on principle. I'd rather just keep playing my pins that cost "nothing" or my Nintendo Switch lol...all these new pins, no matter how expensive they are, are still untested & unfinished when shipping. Nah...I'm so far past the "paying to be the guinea pig" line at this point.
    Sit back, let the NIBNEWBS & addicts waste their money...when they get bored & purge, maybe pick something up.

    Agree, I just play them at shows and on location. A few bucks here and there beats paying $7-10K for something I get bored of pretty fast.

    #118 3 years ago
    Quoted from ShinyBall:

    This reminds me of another last minute thingy that happened to us pre order guys with another pin...but, lets not go there again

    You've got a good memory. But it was with a different manufacturer. Oh wait, there was a CONnection.....

    #120 3 years ago
    Quoted from TheLaw:

    I'm so fucking mad I wont forgive them for like 5 whole days!!!
    But seriously people, these are INDUSTRY AWARD WINNING machines, what did you expect?!

    Best-built, highest quality too.....

    #229 3 years ago
    Quoted from Anubis330:

    I've been in the hobby for a few years now and watched prices climb consistently. At what price point do people start to walk away from the hobby??? $9,500? 10,500? 12,000??? I'm curious what everyone's ceiling is. What is the most you're willing to pay for a pin???

    My thought is at today's inflation level and economy in the USA, There will be a small number of buyers of NIB pins up to $15K. But the sales volume would not justify the business continuing very long for those manufacturers.

    More importantly, there will be virtually zero sales to route operators for a pin priced at $10K.

    #816 3 years ago
    Quoted from PanzerFreak:

    I've often criticized Stern as in my opinion they don't justify the price with enough features and toys. Well for the first time I'll say the same thing about a JJP pin with the new $10.5k GNR LE price. There's not enough features and toys in GNR LE to justify the new price tag. For $10.5k you don't even get all of the mechanical features in the game, that being the missing coma lock reserved for the CE. $10.5k and you still don't get all of the mechanical features? That was bad enough to stomach at $9.5k but at $10.5k there's just no words. I shouldn't be surprised as this is the same company charging $11.5k for yet another "limited" version of WOZ that doesn't even come with the monkey mech.
    The same thing can now be said about GNR SE. $7,800 and the only toy is a spinning disk...wow.

    Where is our PanzerFreak and what have you done with him???

    #836 3 years ago

    This could al be justified by the recent 30% price increase in lumber prices. Also the shortage, rationing and price increases on certain integrated circuit chips......

    #926 3 years ago
    Quoted from PanzerFreak:

    Next thing we know JJP is offering a $15k signature edition with a piece of a couch Slash sat on at JJP during his visit

    Again I gotta ask: Where is our PanzerFreak and what have you done with him????

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