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Trump Tariffs Declared Illegal – But Don’t Expect To Get Your Money Back

The Trump administration’s trade war against the world has taken another twist, with two US courts declaring Trump’s tariff taxes illegal in the last two days.… Read More Trump Tariffs Declared Illegal – But Don’t Expect To Get Your Money Back

May 30, 2025May 30, 202579 Comments

Future Retro Puts Manufacturing On Hold Because Of Tariffs

Future Retro says that they’re putting manufacturing of new synths on hold because of the Trump administration’s tariffs on imports.… Read More Future Retro Puts Manufacturing On Hold Because Of Tariffs

April 29, 2025April 30, 202526 Comments

Drum Machine Price Before Tariffs: $399, After Tariffs: $977

Music gear prices are skyrocketing as a result of new US tariffs, and this is going to significantly impact US musicians’ plans for buying gear for the foreseeable future.… Read More Drum Machine Price Before Tariffs: $399, After Tariffs: $977

April 21, 2025186 Comments

Trump Tariffs Threaten To Double Electronic Music Gear Prices

The Trump administration has raised tariffs on Chinese imports to 145%, which threatens to double the cost of synthesizers imported from China.… Read More Trump Tariffs Threaten To Double Electronic Music Gear Prices

April 9, 2025April 19, 2025206 Comments

Behringer Synth Prices Jump In US, Following New Tariffs

It looks like new US tariff taxes are starting to impact synth prices, with some prices jumping close to 70%.… Read More Behringer Synth Prices Jump In US, Following New Tariffs

March 13, 2025March 19, 2025168 Comments

National Association Of Music Merchants Warns New Tariffs Will Raise Instrument Prices & Hurt American Manufacturers

The National Association Of Music Merchants (NAMM) has raised concerns that new tariffs in the US will raise instrument prices for musicians and hurt music manufactures and retailers.… Read More National Association Of Music Merchants Warns New Tariffs Will Raise Instrument Prices & Hurt American Manufacturers

February 7, 2025February 8, 202543 Comments

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