Hintzyboy
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Hintzyboy, I don't think you are fully understanding what I am saying.
You might personally feel JL is not worth the price when there are competitive products on the market at lower price points. That's fine. That's your personal opinion.
However, to state JL being overpriced is a FACT is simply incorrect. If it was a FACT JL was overpriced, JL would be out of business. Basic business, simple economics. The very fact that they continue to sell a very large quantity of product proves they are priced appropriately for their position in the market. You might not personally like the pricing structure; but your personal opinion is irrelevant to the market as a whole.
Don't confuse your opinion for factual information. The two are not related.
That's your opinion.
Not a fact.
That's your opinion.
Not a fact.
That's your opinion.
Not a fact.
There are plenty of very knowledgeable individuals who purchase JL Audio products who would disagree with you.
That's your opinion.
Not a fact.
There are plenty of very knowledgeable individuals who purchase JL Audio products who would disagree with you.
JL has been around for quite a while, and build a great quality products with great performance and support at a price point that falls within their budget range. Many educated car audio enthusiasts would rather spend a little more on a quality product from a national company that we can be fairly certain will still be around for many years to come, then save a little money and go with a fly-by-night internet operation that might not be around for too much longer.
But, again, regardless of who their customer base is, there is a very large portion of the consumer base who are willing to purchase JL Audio products at their current pricing structure. You might not be one of those, and that's fine...you can have your opinion. But your opinion is not fact. The FACT is that there is a very large portion of the consumer base who are willing to purchase JL Audio products at their current pricing structure. And they are the proof that JL is not overpriced, because if JL being overpriced was a FACT that portion of the customer base would not exist.
JonT already covered why you can't gas prices, a commodity upon which every nation in the industrialized world is completely reliant on, to a luxury item purchased for pure enjoyment purposes.
I understand perfectly well what you are saying. The majority of my statemnts were not opinions, they were logical counclusions. I think that our disagreement stems from a difference in how we define the word "overpriced". When I define the word, value comes into my calculations. If I am comparing two products, and they do not have a significant difference in performance or features, but one cost twice as much, then that product is overpriced in my understanding of the word. I just think it is wrong to say that something can't be overpriced if people continue to pay for it. There are a lot of factors besides pricing that come into play here.
