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<blockquote data-quote="dB-r" data-source="post: 6204336" data-attributes="member: 574699"><p>And BTW:&nbsp; Sundown RAISED their prices back in January.&nbsp; The reason for the recent reduction was a sale celebrating 3 years, it is now over and prices are back to normal, much higher IMO than in 2008.&nbsp;&nbsp; I agree that the prices could be lower and this would help the amps sell more, but when costs go up, what do you do?&nbsp; Sundown is not going to cheapen their amps as a compromise, so they raised the prices and continued to improve on the current products and develop new ones.&nbsp; I don&#039;t see how anyone could possibly EVER have anything bad to say about Sundown&#039;s products or Customer service...&nbsp; just not happening.&nbsp; Jacob is admittedly a pushover on the warranty even when he knows the amp might have been abused, but that&#039;s because he really values his customers and wants to stay in business.&nbsp; Economy is tough right now, and keeping a business going is pretty tough with overhead costs rising all the time.&nbsp;&nbsp; Only good thing about it is that it&#039;s easy to find people to work, because with unemployment at nearly 10% nationwide, that means 1 out of every 10 people basically does not have a job right now.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="dB-r, post: 6204336, member: 574699"] And BTW: Sundown RAISED their prices back in January. The reason for the recent reduction was a sale celebrating 3 years, it is now over and prices are back to normal, much higher IMO than in 2008. I agree that the prices could be lower and this would help the amps sell more, but when costs go up, what do you do? Sundown is not going to cheapen their amps as a compromise, so they raised the prices and continued to improve on the current products and develop new ones. I don't see how anyone could possibly EVER have anything bad to say about Sundown's products or Customer service... just not happening. Jacob is admittedly a pushover on the warranty even when he knows the amp might have been abused, but that's because he really values his customers and wants to stay in business. Economy is tough right now, and keeping a business going is pretty tough with overhead costs rising all the time. Only good thing about it is that it's easy to find people to work, because with unemployment at nearly 10% nationwide, that means 1 out of every 10 people basically does not have a job right now. [/QUOTE]

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