kissing
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So I wanted to get my 8-string baritone strat uke setup.
I go to the music store that's on the way to work, and they quote me ... $190 for the setup >_< Which is like.. almost what I paid for the uke itself.
I go to another music store, and they say it'll cost me $80.
I didn't really ask the first store what and why it's so expensive (I kinda got shocked at the price and left the store), but what could they possibly do which would be worth so much?
Is this kind of big price gap normal amongst professionals who set up instruments?
I go to the music store that's on the way to work, and they quote me ... $190 for the setup >_< Which is like.. almost what I paid for the uke itself.
I go to another music store, and they say it'll cost me $80.
I didn't really ask the first store what and why it's so expensive (I kinda got shocked at the price and left the store), but what could they possibly do which would be worth so much?
Is this kind of big price gap normal amongst professionals who set up instruments?