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  • nathanjones008
    Magpride008
    • Nov 2006
    • 515

    #1

    2011 vs 2012 rotor

    What is the significant difference between the two?

    Thanks
  • Drix
    New Hampshire Indoor PB
    • Jul 2008
    • 552

    #2
    Originally posted by nathanjones008
    What is the significant difference between the two?
    Cost?

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    • nathanjones008
      Magpride008
      • Nov 2006
      • 515

      #3
      price

      The cost the same. The only real difference i see is the color

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      • Frizzle Fry
        AO Micromag Guy
        • Mar 2009
        • 3280

        #4
        Originally posted by nathanjones008
        The cost the same. The only real difference i see is the color
        No, they bumped the cost fairly significantly.

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        • maniacmechanic
          PrestonCoPaintball
          • Aug 2006
          • 3453

          #5
          Originally posted by Frizzle Fry
          No, they bumped the cost fairly significantly.

          Like 50$ , right ??

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          • Frizzle Fry
            AO Micromag Guy
            • Mar 2009
            • 3280

            #6
            Originally posted by maniacmechanic
            Like 50$ , right ??
            Something like that... I believe it went from MSRP $160 to $200, though it was readily available "new" for $130ish before the bump. It was a mid-year price increase so it was a new cost for identical product, not a new generation model.

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            • dahoeb
              Registered User

              • Jul 2004
              • 862

              #7
              Yikes. If I'm going to pay a jacked up price like that for a hopper that cost $15 or $20 to make, it better make me icecream and have a built in iPod too.

              In today's economy, when a lot of folks are getting stingier and more picky with where their dollars go, you would think that they'd be best served reducing the price a few bucks.

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              • Drix
                New Hampshire Indoor PB
                • Jul 2008
                • 552

                #8
                Originally posted by dahoeb
                Yikes. If I'm going to pay a jacked up price like that for a hopper that cost $15 or $20 to make, it better make me icecream and have a built in iPod too.

                In today's economy, when a lot of folks are getting stingier and more picky with where their dollars go, you would think that they'd be best served reducing the price a few bucks.
                Buy it used, save money and theres been no significant change aside from the shark fin paddle.

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                • nathanjones008
                  Magpride008
                  • Nov 2006
                  • 515

                  #9
                  rotor

                  I got mine used for 125! Desert Camo!

                  Im a happy camper!

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                  • dahoeb
                    Registered User

                    • Jul 2004
                    • 862

                    #10
                    Originally posted by Drix
                    Buy it used, save money and theres been no significant change aside from the shark fin paddle.
                    No kiddin, man. Good advice for anyone, I think. With the way performance has essentially plateaued over the past few years, I try to buy all my gear used these days.

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