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There are only two ways that I know to have a large collection in Australia.
1. Lots of time - you've been in the hobby forever and/or you have been buying, selling and trading for years and place zero value on the time you've invested.
2. Money - lots of it.
Most people I know fall into the second category, it might have taken them 6 or 7 years, but whether they realise it or not, they've pumped $150k+ into the hobby.
Quoted from Chrisbee:I have been thinking about a NIB machine, can you tell me what I can expect to pay for one in Oz?
Feel free to PM if you don’t want to make public.
~$6500 for a pro
~$9000 for a LE
Price fluctuates with every model depending on the exchange rate and some other factors.
AC/DC pro was $5995, but that was the cheapest a NIB machine has been here for 10 years or so.
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