let's say...

[subversion]

let's say, you bought a guitar for 50% off during a sale. subsequently, when you brought it home, you realized it's not the latest version but the original price didn't reflect that.

what are you going to do about it?

 

[Guest]

If it was a stock clearance sale I would kinda expect it. And I don't think stores would entertain returns/refunds. In terms of original price reflecting the version I think it would be an issue only if the new version was also being sold in store at the same time, otherwise the 50% discount is there to clear the old version so the shop can bring the new version in with the new order.

I could always sell it like those dodgy SL sale resellers in the other thread.

 

[subversion]

likewise- IMO there shouldn't be too much fuss especially when both versions are similar.

 

[ItAcHi]

hmm...jus curious...how would u know whether izzit the lastest version?

 

[XJAPAN]

I think you can't do much about it. Blame the one that doesnt state it is not the latest version. But don't flame it here and there. Make sure ask officials properly before-hand.

 

[subversion]

for some brand names, a subsequent version of a selected model will come with a revised part/ finish.

 

[teleholic]

for example..older rg470's with lo-trsII bridge and newer ones with edge pro..big diff..same price..

 

[Guest]

i'll scream, then go sulk in a corner.

 

[Cloudsky]

My SA260FM was an older model(2005)

 

[hullabalooeeks]

for example..older rg470's with lo-trsII bridge and newer ones with edge pro..big diff..same price..

same price. but old one comes with hardcase. New ones doesnt.