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Re: Prices and Model Numbers of New Bond SMP's
In Response To: Re: Prices and Model Numbers of New Bond SMP's ()

: I don't know what prices on the existing Bonds
: will do. I guess they'll drop in the used
: market unless of course people really want
: them. It's a shame because of the increase
: in price.

What a drag. I've only been researching Omega's for a couple of months now with the intention of getting a 2531.80 around Christmas time.

So now I guess now my only option is to shell out around 40% more than I planned or get the older model before it becomes obsolete :(

Though on the upside, is there any chance the 2531.80 will drop in price closer to the release?

What are the physical characteristics (i.e. visual) that differentiate the coaxial and non coaxial models?

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