Diamond and BowTech
05-02-2008, 08:05 AM
#11
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Free state of Livingston! (La.)
Posts: 232
RE: Diamond and BowTech
Is there a huge upcost between the 2? I sell the Marquis package for $829, I bought my 101 Airborne (bow only) for $700, plus Hostage rest $35, G5 Le 3 pin $120, sims s-coil $20=$875? vs$829....mabey I got a deal, I did get it from a friends shop.
05-02-2008, 09:49 AM
#13
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: longwood florida usa
Posts: 1,021
RE: Diamond and BowTech
For an example of Diamond bows quality since Bowtech bought them and now manufactures them using the brand name: Diamond......the 2008Diamond Liberty is very similar to the 2004 Bowtech Liberty!
05-02-2008, 10:09 AM
#14
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RE: Diamond and BowTech
Its classic marketing. Lots of companies do it. Anytime you have a product that still sells but want to push another product (usually higher price, but not always), you have to compartmentlize your products. And not to take the focus off your new line.
Can you believe the liberty is still selling? I have one and its a great bow but wouldnever thought it would have lasted this long.
Sako and Tikka are fine examples. Both are great products, but why sell under one banner. Tikka for one market share, and sako for the guys with deeper pockets.
Hoyt and reflex, PSE and AR, list goes on.
Can you believe the liberty is still selling? I have one and its a great bow but wouldnever thought it would have lasted this long.
Sako and Tikka are fine examples. Both are great products, but why sell under one banner. Tikka for one market share, and sako for the guys with deeper pockets.
Hoyt and reflex, PSE and AR, list goes on.
05-02-2008, 11:26 AM
#16
Fork Horn
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Guns
Posts: 189
RE: Diamond and BowTech
Just a side note. Bowtech does own Diamond. I recently bought a Bass Pro "Kryptik" which is built by Diamond/Bowtech. Very fast and very smooth. It is a fine bow. Very fast and very smooth.
05-02-2008, 04:26 PM
#18
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Michigan
Posts: 879
RE: Diamond and BowTech
ORIGINAL: bigcountry
Its classic marketing. Lots of companies do it. Anytime you have a product that still sells but want to push another product (usually higher price, but not always), you have to compartmentlize your products. And not to take the focus off your new line.
Can you believe the liberty is still selling? I have one and its a great bow but wouldnever thought it would have lasted this long.
Sako and Tikka are fine examples. Both are great products, but why sell under one banner. Tikka for one market share, and sako for the guys with deeper pockets.
Hoyt and reflex, PSE and AR, list goes on.
Its classic marketing. Lots of companies do it. Anytime you have a product that still sells but want to push another product (usually higher price, but not always), you have to compartmentlize your products. And not to take the focus off your new line.
Can you believe the liberty is still selling? I have one and its a great bow but wouldnever thought it would have lasted this long.
Sako and Tikka are fine examples. Both are great products, but why sell under one banner. Tikka for one market share, and sako for the guys with deeper pockets.
Hoyt and reflex, PSE and AR, list goes on.
Now ya got me thinking about buing a new rifle! A fine little rifle for only $479!
