Question What’s the RRP of your HiFi or Home Cinema System and what you paid?

[R2D2]

Mine is £3200 amp, TV £2800, speakers, sub and stands £4000, Blu-ray player about £200, stand about £400, cables about £500.

Total cost is £3200+£2800+£4000+£200+£400+£500=£11,100.00

Total Paid is £1200+£1080+£1600+£125+£400+£500=£4,905.00

Get in!

What’s your RRP of system and how much did you pay? Thanks

 

[Cricketbat70]

No where in the same league as yours. I have a Yamaha DSP-AX761 bought in 2008 RRP £600. We had bought four in at work as part of our Yamaha stocking plan, we had them for a year and not sold a single one. I asked one of the directors for a staff price, which is normally trade plus VAT. I was told £300 that was just trade he didn't even add the VAT. I jumped into my car after work, drove the 30miles to my nearest Richer Sounds and got one for £220. Spent probably £5 in petrol. My speakers, £180 for the main £180 for the surround £100 for the centre all from RR subwoofer was given to me.
TV Samsung UE49RU8000 RRP £999 at launch march 2020, by the time I bought one January 2021 staff price was £406, I could have got the 55” for £10 more.
Blu-ray player Samsung UBDM7500XU, staff price £129 RRP £199.

 

[GSV Ethics Gradient]

Not sure I'm too comfortable with talking figures, but my AV gear was all at full RRP (allowing for RS discounts), but the hifi cost roughly half RRP.