D28s are $3100 Now In Canada!

[sbeirnes]

Originally Posted by harmonics101

I have a tendency to agree with you sbeirnes

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If you don't have Canadian's Funniest Videos and Sophomoric Humor television shows - I'M THERE !!

Heck. We have the Trailer Park Boys up here, so you're all set.

[futboljim]

Originally Posted by sbeirnes

I will gladly pay our marginally higher prices up here in Canada for the privilege of living in the greatest country in the world.



You can keep your low prices and crime south of th boarder.

Lol. Gross over generalization, but glad you like where you live.

Thankfully I don't have a boarder here south of the border, and als like where I live

To the op, I guessing exchange rate is prolly hurting you quite a bit here.

[harmonics101]

Originally Posted by sbeirnes

Heck. We have the Trailer Park Boys up here, so you're all set.

You can definitely keep the BIEBER

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[sbeirnes]

Originally Posted by StratLes

It seems you took tongue in cheek for the real thing eh.....? We all live in the greatest country in the world...Patriotism is good thing...Of course the Lightening will beat Montreal tonight...

I am cheering for Tampa Bay right now! I like them way more than Montreal.

[harmonics101]

Originally Posted by sbeirnes

I am cheering for Tampa Bay right now! I like them way more than Montreal.

You are such a Benedict Arnold

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[dagobert]

Originally Posted by dagobert

Taxes are applied the moment the guitar crosses the border....The Government wants their taxes.

Just had tookalook Guitar Center has a D28 Dreadnaught Standard series for $2,499.00US

$2,499.00US converted at todays rate = $2,995.55 CND

That is before shipping ~$200.00 + brokerage fees + 15% tax.

Either way it a loose loose situation for us Canadians.

Forgot one detail: The above only works if the guitar is Made in the USA or Mexico then it falls under NAFTA and no duties apply.


Now if it is made in any other country here's the math.

Selling price of the guitar converted to Canadian Currency the day it arrives at the border

X

6% duty

X

15% sales tax (for Ontario calculation)

$2,995.55 x 6% x 15% = $3,651.57 before shipping and brokerage fees.


And

Go Oilers!

[sbeirnes]

Originally Posted by harmonics101

You are such a Benedict Arnold

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Every NHL team is at least 1/2 Canadian anyway, so no worries here. :-)

[amac]

My GC had the D-28 on sale this past weekend for $2099! If I hadn't just bought a d18, I would have a NGD. After hearing those Canadian prices, I almost feel compelled to go back and buy one.

[ChrisV]

Wasn't a D-28, but just sold a used 16 series for about what I paid for it new last year (dealers are now selling them for 250-300 more than when I got it)... prices definitely going up in Canada.

[StratLes]

Originally Posted by ChrisV

Wasn't a D-28, but just sold a used 16 series for about what I paid for it new last year (dealers are now selling them for 250-300 more than when I got it)... prices definitely going up in Canada.

Is a D28 some sorta new hockey stick...??

[ChrisV]

And a 'stamkos' is a colloquial term for an extraordinarily loud fart

[Guitar1083]

Cross the border with a POJ and say its a D-28 go to a store and by one for about $2,000 - $2,200

[Flying Orca]

I've got a 1974 for sale right now, good condition, OHSC, $2000, and it's not moving.

[Davis Webb]

Originally Posted by amac

My GC had the D-28 on sale this past weekend for $2099! If I hadn't just bought a d18, I would have a NGD. After hearing those Canadian prices, I almost feel compelled to go back and buy one.

Yeh, that's a great deal. I did have my heart set on finally making the D28 upgrade this year but 3K is a bit...dear.

As for Canada and the US....we are the best of friends! Love em both.

[Captaincranky]

Originally Posted by harmonics101

Who the heck are the Lightening ??? More and more I hear all these foreign names in NHL Hockey ?

Oh, he means the "Lightning". The US is number 1 in everything, you just ask any one of us. But I think we're in the low thirties in readin', writin', and 'rithmetic, according to the rest oft the world's standards

Originally Posted by harmonics101

Aren't there only 4 teams in the NHL ? Maple Leafs / Canadians / Canucks and the Flames ?

About that. You either to need get out more, or have running water and electricity put in your cabin. After all, once you have those funny little wall pluggy thingeys, can TV and the outside world be far behind?

Originally Posted by harmonics101

Anaheim ? What sort of Hockey Team is that ? Playing in 90 degree heat right now ? Totally confusing - Hockey belongs in the Northern Hemisphere - sorry folks

Anaheim is in the Northern Hemisphere. Where we fail at math, apparently you guys fail at geography.

Besides, you should bow before our technological superiority. It's quite an achievement keeping those rinks from becoming swimming pools in 90 degree weather. Not, necessarily eco-smart though. No biggy, I'll bet those darn refrigeration compressors are qualified, "Energy Star", appliances. (Or not).