Good haggle price for Studio 100's? (1 Viewer)

[Keith Hyde]

I've been a no haggle customer at my local B&M for a good $1500 now. I think I should qualify for the good guy discount perhaps on this potential Paradigm big purchase.

Any inside info on a fair non-MSRP price when all they have to do is order them in in Rosenut finish? A simple phone call isn't worth a several hundred dollar mark-up to me. I'll drive a few hundred miles to save if need be.

I'll be away from internet for the upcoming week. Thanks in advance.

 

[Kevin. W]

I would say you should atleast be able to save tax on your purchase. Personally I got 15% off sticker price and free stands when I purchased Paradigm Studio 40/20/CC470. When I bought my PW-2100 I was able to get 24% off.

Kevin

 

[PaulT]

20% off Servo-15, 20% off Studio 40v3's. This was in 2 separate purchases at 2 different dealers 1 year apart.

From what I have read here on these forums, Canadian Dealers generally do 15-25% off Canadian MSRP. YMMV in the US, seems to be in the 10-15% range on a higher MSRP.

I have 3 dealers within 30 miles in an area that has a total population of 150,000, so haggling is fairly easy.

 

[Nathan Porteous]

no less than 25% i think is reasonable if your a good customer. I got my studio 60's at 40% off because im a good customer i just got a servo 15 today but i paid 1400
i think its only about 15% off but i did no intrest no pay so i can live with that until i go in there next time to get all my stuff of free because my mom told me i was special and special people get free stuff i figure

 

[Keith Hyde]

Thanks for the feedback all. Nice to have an idea where the limits are. And just think what I could do with the savings...