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Originally Posted by MortonH
Noticed that all T6 Naglers are on special until the end of the year. However, the price has only been reduced by $30 to $449 so not a huge saving, and less of a discount than Tele Vue's annual 10% off sale.
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In the US they have been reduced by $40, which drops the price from $310 to $270 (a reduction of 12.9%).
Bintel's reduction of A$30 drops the price from A$479 to A$449 (a reduction of 6.3%).
Hmmm...
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Yep - one of the upsides you can get away with when you are a business that holds a monopoly over the market (i.e. 'us') in being the sole Australian vendor of Televue
I think the real question isn't so much debating whether the Nagler T6 eyepiece is any good etc - as clearly they are an excellent eyepice design etc.
The real question is why would anyone buy a genuine Televue T6 Nagler anymore when Explore Scientific produce a range of clones which optically are identical (as best as I have ever been able to garner) and yet at less than half the price - with or without any Televue sale price
