Which psychological pricing technique do music retailers most commonly use during Black Friday specifically for high-end instruments and audio equipment?

Black Friday is one of the biggest shopping days for musical instruments and equipment. Music retailers employ fascinating psychological tactics to drive sales during this annual event. This poll explores how music retailers specifically leverage consumer psychology during major shopping festivals to influence purchasing decisions on high-value items like instruments, studio equipment, and audio gear.

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Charm pricing (ending prices in .99 or .95) to make expensive gear seem more affordable
Anchor pricing (displaying original higher price alongside sale price) to create perception of exceptional value on premium equipment
Bundle pricing (grouping complementary items) as the primary strategy for all instrument categories
Time-limited hourly flash sales as the dominant pricing model for all product categories