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BrianG · 10.30.2007, 12:46 AM

I hear ya. Whoever is making the motors is gonna have to cut some corners somewhere to meet a price point and quality level that will be accepted by the masses or they'll just use a different motor.

Either that or the price will be higher than $300. After all, a MM system typically goes for $212, so it wouldn't surprise me if the actual price is right around $400-$450 for the bundle - which would make more sense given the size and capabilities. Maybe that $300 figure is dealer cost? I dunno, but even at $400 it would be a decent buy considering what you get.

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BrianG RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 14,609 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Des Moines, IA	10.30.2007, 12:46 AM I hear ya. Whoever is making the motors is gonna have to cut some corners somewhere to meet a price point and quality level that will be accepted by the masses or they'll just use a different motor. Either that or the price will be higher than $300. After all, a MM system typically goes for $212, so it wouldn't surprise me if the actual price is right around $400-$450 for the bundle - which would make more sense given the size and capabilities. Maybe that $300 figure is dealer cost? I dunno, but even at $400 it would be a decent buy considering what you get.