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<blockquote data-quote="jonf" data-source="post: 523071" data-attributes="member: 7"><p>The OP is actually after an alto, but no matter, your point is valid, and very interesting. A student Yamaha tenor in the UK (YTS280) is sold for about £1500, which is under $2000. I think there's a perception that goods are less expensive in the US than here (certainly is the case for some things like cars) but this goes to show it's not always the case. </p><p></p><p>If the OP ends up having to order online, it'll probably best to order from a supplier in another European Union country like Germany to avoid the risk of import charges.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jonf, post: 523071, member: 7"] The OP is actually after an alto, but no matter, your point is valid, and very interesting. A student Yamaha tenor in the UK (YTS280) is sold for about £1500, which is under $2000. I think there's a perception that goods are less expensive in the US than here (certainly is the case for some things like cars) but this goes to show it's not always the case. If the OP ends up having to order online, it'll probably best to order from a supplier in another European Union country like Germany to avoid the risk of import charges. [/QUOTE]
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