Mrbigstuff Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago 1 hour ago, chris_b said: You could have highlighted the rest of my post. I could have done. But the overall standardisation (QC) of the product’s manufacture is one factor that is relevant to the end price. There are also wages, machine v employee ratio, raw materials, shipping, tariffs, desirability/ market value and probably more. All the end buyer sees is the end product, the made in/ crafted in sticker and reputation gained/ lost from reviews. You hear it all the time on BC, “japanese fenders are the best”. Any factors other than the location are made irrelevant due to the reputation earned. Quote
Bassassin Posted 41 minutes ago Posted 41 minutes ago 6 hours ago, HeadlessBassist said: Which gives us the tag line of: “Slap-up Curry or Fender Tax..?” 🤔 Or perhaps 'Fender Tax or another two personally-spec'd bass builds?' I'm not a fan of brands in general, particularly slapped on what amount to little more than mix & match parts-box basses - as all Fender designs have become. Quote
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