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    Quote Originally Posted by Chip Stewart View Post
    I bought my BR-60T four years ago from Musicians Friend for $375. I just checked the Musicians Friend website and the listed price is $895. Musicians Friend is currently offering 20% off which would bring the price down to $716. They also have a BR-40TCE in stock for $850 which would be $680 after the 20% discount.
    Thats good to know. I dont think musicians friend does any kind of setup. I could be wrong. I could always call or email and ask. But id imagine thats the reason your tenor had a buzz to begin with. With a place like elderly, I may have to wait a bit longer but I know they offer setup with their blue ridge guitars, something you have to pay extra for. Especially when switching to DGBE tuning, when these blue ridge are setup for a more traditional tuning out of factory.

    Quote Originally Posted by colorado_al View Post
    Prices on Saga instruments are up across all lines that they sell, Blueridge among them.
    Also, the previous low prices were fueled by competing auto-repricing engines at Amazon and Musicians Friend. That appears to have stopped for now.
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    Ya, it seems the bigger music stores have now settled on a price for a bit. Although I see Amazon has recently changed their price for the BR-40T (just the guitar). Doesnt come with case, and definitely wont come with any kind of setup or care for the guitar before its shipped.
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    Quote Originally Posted by The_Noseeums View Post
    Thats good to know. I dont think musicians friend does any kind of setup. I could be wrong. I could always call or email and ask. But id imagine thats the reason your tenor had a buzz to begin with. With a place like elderly, I may have to wait a bit longer but I know they offer setup with their blue ridge guitars, something you have to pay extra for. Especially when switching to DGBE tuning, when these blue ridge are setup for a more traditional tuning out of factory.
    You are correct, Musicians Friend doesn't do a setup. When I bought mine the listed price was $499 but I bought during December when they were having a 25% off Christmas sale.
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    Elderly is selling them for $535 with gig bag & set up. About 4 years ago I bought one from MF for $379.
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    https://www.cremerguitarworks.com/ has a BR60T is stock for $595 (no case). Rick Cremer is a very good luthier and does all of my guitar and ukulele repairs.

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    Wow, prices are all over the place. Very weird.

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    Back up to $695 on Amazon

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    Default Re: Why the price jump/scarcity on Blueridge tenors?

    Prices in the U.K. have actually come down from last year.
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