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> Best Prices On Mac G5, Looking to buy a Mac G5
giancola
post Thu 8 Jan 2004, 16:48
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Hi, I am about to take the plunge.

Can anyone tell me where they think the best deals are to buy these items:

MAC G5 w/dual 2 Ghz processors
MOTU digital performer v4
Propellerhead Reason
MOTU 838MkII

Any help would really be appreciated!

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Fields
post Thu 8 Jan 2004, 20:51
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Propellerhead Reason 2.5
$295 no tax + FREE UPS 3-day shipping (US only)

Best "legit" deal (meaning: authrorized dealer)

http://www.warhogprod.com

They will show $349, but you can "request" a lower price...and the lowest they'll go is $295.

I just bought it, great experience, they replied to my emails quickly. Happy all around.

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post Sun 11 Jan 2004, 00:41
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Not that I just stumbled out of the cabbage patch, but when yu say "request", well, could you elaborate? huh.gif
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Fields
post Sun 11 Jan 2004, 01:48
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If you had looked at the site, you would have seen the list price of $349, and if you want a lower price, they provide an email address where you can request a lower price (or show them a lower price for them to beat)

I've saved you the trouble and made it a nice little link:

http://www.warhogprod.com/index.html?targe...html&lang=en-us

so there it is, Reason 2.5 for $295

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post Mon 12 Jan 2004, 23:37
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You're right, I hadn't looked at the sight first. Thanks. smile.gif
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post Fri 16 Jan 2004, 20:18
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Apple has restrictions on how much their authorized resellers can sell Macs for. That's why at many sites get extra RAM or a printer or something else for free when you buy a Mac, they can't drop the price $200 lower than Apple, so they give you $200 worth of free stuff along with it.
Check Macmall.com, Maczone.com, or Macwarehouse.com for examples of deals like that. The price on the Macs won't vary by more than a few dollars. The difference really comes down to tax and shipping. On a $2600 Mac, tax and shipping can be a big difference, if you have to pay them.
Try Pricegrabber.com, they find prices from a bunch of sites, then add the shipping and tax into the prices to calculate who has the lowest total cost.
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