DJ Warehouse One Day Sale This Saturday (Sydney)

[DJ_Warehouse]

For those who live in or around Sydney, DJ Warehouse are holding one of their legendary sales for one day only on Saturday October 25. Prices for DJ gear are going to rise due to the drop in the Australian dollar so if you're thinking of buying anything, now's the time!

Head over to the website for the full sale list.

See you on Saturday! :)

[TurntableTech]

In general I think It's funny how price rises happen automatically when the Australian dollar slumps but I don't recall price drops across the board when the AUD was way over $0.90USD and hitting a high of almost $0.98USD. :stroke:

[Antzta]

Very very true... When do prices drop?

[JKWITS]

Generally I find that its the day after you buy the product. But maybe I'm just pessimistic :whyioughtta:

[v904]

Generally I find that its the day after you buy the product

:lol: very true

[Gruso]

In general I think It's funny how price rises happen automatically when the Australian dollar slumps but I don't recall price drops across the board when the AUD was way over $0.90USD and hitting a high of almost $0.98USD. :stroke:Word to that. I ordered a USB gadget online last week, for $13.50. They sent me an email saying that due to the dollar, the price had gone up to $16. Would I like to proceed or cancel? Cheeky ****s. It's not like a few bucks matters to me, but I told them to shove it on principle.

[Spicy]

what about melbourne, you cunts?

edit: NI audio 8 for $490 :stroke:

[djbricksta]

Do you guys have a similar thing like store DJ with a surcharge for internet and phone orders? Or your not accepting them? Ill have to see if you guys have 1000 mk3's cos im after a pair for cheap.

[v904]

In general I think It's funny how price rises happen automatically when the Australian dollar slumps but I don't recall price drops across the board when the AUD was way over $0.90USD and hitting a high of almost $0.98USD. :stroke:

Actually, this comment made me think for a second, and then collate crude oil prices, exchange rates and average petrol prices for the last 14 years, to see how ebs and flows were effecting the constant. Unfortunately, I cant find accurate avrg petrol cost for 2000 onward, but I got a decent trend from newspaper articles etc. What I'm sus about is that one of the major oil price rises was in 2000, not 2001, and therefore couldnt be a reaction to Sept 11....
EDIT: OPEC announced an intended 40% drop in its oil distribution. If your a conspiracy theorist, you could say the US's lack of control of these oil sources and subsiquent possible oil shortages prompted the organisation of the 911 attacks...

Additionally, I beleive the lack of retail price drops was criticized by the Rudd government, which said retail outlets are encouraging inflation by not lowering prices of imported goods. Therefore i beleive it was one the mitigating factors for the rising interest rates. Now we're in a credit crisis, and shops are putting on sales to minimise their own debt/possible risk, looking for their own financial stability at the cost of the general consumer. Goes to show how corporate greed is making Australia a better place.... :thumb::rainman:

[avatar_karma]

greed by companies is fucking our financial system.

[DJ_Warehouse]

what about melbourne, you ****s?


Melbourne first birthday sale coming up very soon ;)

We've added more products to the sale list so hit up the website for all your needs.

[minhbo]

Word to that. I ordered a USB gadget online last week, for $13.50. They sent me an email saying that due to the dollar, the price had gone up to $16. Would I like to proceed or cancel? Cheeky ****s.

That's actually illegal. The seller has an obligation to supply you the product at price agreed upon by both parties at the time of the contract (order).

[MessyDJ]

DJ Gear will always be on the expensive side in Aus...just one of those sad facts. Even worse is all the greed by the big companies...whatever happened to it being about the music?! It amazes me how a reputable company with good products will change the manufacturing process or location to save a buck...Allen & Heath a prime example...made in England no longer...now its China or taiwan or somewhere...

[Spicy]

Melbourne first birthday sale coming up very soon ;)sweet as!