REL Price Increase
From REL
After holding prices steady all year and absorbing increased costs, the continued burden has made a price adjustment unavoidable. Effective September 1, 2025, MSRP in North America across our product lines will increase on average by 10 percent. This increase only covers a portion of the added costs. We will continue to absorb most tariff expenses ourselves.
We don’t take this decision lightly.
@tablejockey Egg prices have come down. Gas is under $3 a gallon. $2.87 at Sams club. Restaurants are at all time highs. Rediculious really. A Whopper w/fries is $11. Take me and my 5 grandkids to Burger King will run me well over $80 if they want a cookie. How do you fight back? Don't go anymore. Prices generally will follow demand. As long as we pay the price it will continue. |
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Some of you don’t know economics or supply and demand. We were in a recession in 2022 when everything skyrocketed by double digit %, your stock portfolio was probably Dow 35-40%, but I don’t see anybody saying this was bad. Gas was over $5 a gallon in 2022, today I paid $2.71 a gallon, eggs are way down, inflation is way down, on and on. Also, I have had some of my stock purchases from the 1st week of April go up 50% and much much higher on most of the others I bought, so I will pay any small tariff charge of 10% if my stocks continue to skyrocket. I bought a new 6 digit car with my daily gains, so I will pay any small 10% surcharge on a couple thousand $$ audio product. BTW: if you think it’s bs, did you see how much the stock market went up yesterday? I can go buy another 6 digit car with my gains yesterday alone. |
