3. If you look into the European and American market prices, the currency is no doubt different, but the ultimate price value is more or less the same. Problems are in the Indian market. Recently my friend got a Project Debu Carbon DC turntable from Europe, and converting to Indian currency, it cost him around INR 30,000/-, after refund of tax in the airport of the country in which he purchased the TT. On arrival in India, after including duties, it cost him around INR 45,000/-. But the same TT is being sold in India at a price of INR 60,000/- and more. Now my friend purchased the TT on a price based on MRP, but distributors will not import on prices based on MRP, but at distributor prices, but just see the difference in the ultimate prices.