who repairs sonic frontiers?

There are no duties involved.
Please before you speak get informed.
There are sales taxes to be paid by Canadians bringing in Goods to Canada.
No costs if you send gear to be serviced.
Same if you send gear to the USA. When it enters back into Canada no costs other than shipping.

'Blame Canada! Blame Canada!' Southpark Bigger Longer Uncut

KF

Natile,

I certianly apologize for speaking incorrectly, however, looking through the surface of what I said, and looking at the end result, you may agree it can be expensive to ship to Canada. If you look at UPS's web site you will see Canada is concidered International. Maybe also, you could take a Midol and lighten up, after all, I worked hard at writing something funny. Maybe you are Canadian and take offense?? Oh well, Tok sees the humor.

I sent my 100 lbs power3 to Canada for service last year before i sold it.. it was no different than sending them to let's say California. Call SF, they will tell you how to do it.... the amp was sent back to me on a promised date..

Don't use UPS as they will hit you up for customs "brokerage fees" and these can be steep. Consider shipping the cost of doing business. I have a Line 1 and am very happy with it. If you Americans keep buying enough good hi-fi stuff from us then maybe we can stop using Monopoly money as a currency here. Yes it is a conspiricy and the fifth column (consumer electronics) is moving in. We want your warmer winter weather. That's the real reason there are so many Canucks playing UT: it's too damn cold outside.

I had a good laugh at it all. One correction - 80% of us are on our border! Peace.