Classic commentary bundles question

I was wondering say like one of the classic commentaries and studies bundles for example that is posted for 189.95 buy out is the Hebrews classic studies is 31 volumes.....if a person only saw maybe just a few books in that bundles that they wanted instead of the whole package would they be able to divide the number of books by the price stated for say for a cheaper easier selection of what you actually need not the whole thing or would it cost a lot more per book separately or would they be forced to by the whole bundle. thanks

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Mark Barnes

I was wondering say like one of the classic commentaries and studies bundles for example that is posted for 189.95 buy out is the Hebrews classic studies is 31 volumes.....if a person only saw maybe just a few books in that bundles that they wanted instead of the whole package would they be able to divide the number of books by the price stated for say for a cheaper easier selection of what you actually need not the whole thing or would it cost a lot more per book separately or would they be forced to by the whole bundle. thanks

At the moment, you have to buy the whole bundle. It's possible that Logos will later break up the bundle into individual volumes, but when they do, it's very likely that the price per volume will go up sharply. In the bundle, it works out at $6.13 per volume. If, in the future, Logos split the volumes out, I would expect them to be at least double that.

For example, the Classic Commentaries on Galatians costs $169.95. But if you were to buy the volumes individually, it would cost you $314.33.

mike

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/518632#Comment_518632

hey Mark Barnes do you mind if I ask you .. how much you would've paid in total IF you would've gotten ALL the books in that classic commentaries from Community Pricing instead?

I know it is alot of work to calculate, but I knew I think you did that before..

Thanks Mark

Mark Barnes

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/518671#Comment_518671

I know it is alot of work to calculate, but I knew I think you did that before..

Is this the post you mean? http://community.logos.com/forums/p/72772/506952.aspx#506952

mike

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/518697#Comment_518697

yep, but what about if you calculate all 1537 vols (not just the classics) with community pricing style? [:O][;)][H]

Mark Barnes

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/518726#Comment_518726

yep, but what about if you calculate all 1537 vols (not just the classics) with community pricing style?

Apart from those marketed as Classic Commentaries, most of the rest of the collection weren't available on CP. Most (but not all of the sets) were on PrePub (e.g. Lange's was $199.95 on prepub, as was Horae Homileticae for $299.95).

The Author Collections were normally originally available (on PrePub or CP) only with additional volumes, so it's not possible to compare like for like.