Before the Amplifier is a manufacturer of guitars. The company sells acoustic and electric guitars. The electric guitar line is not as profitable as expected despite high production levels. Management is concerned that the price of the electric guitar line is too high in comparison to its competitors and is considering switching to ABC to improve costing accuracy. Currently, manufacturing overhead is applied to production based on DL hours and Before the Amplifier sets its sales prices by marking up unit product costs. Activity Cost Driver Cost Assembly DL hours logged $500 Machining Machine hours logged $1,500 Setting Up Equipment Number of setups $1,200 Product Movement Number of Moves $800 Each Acoustic guitar requires 1 direct labor hour and 0.5 machine hours to produce. Each Electric guitar requires 0.8 direct labor hours and 0.4 machine hours to produce. The production equipment is setup for every 5 Acoustic guitars produced and for every 25 Electric guitars produced. Acoustic guitars are moved during production in groups of 20 guitars; Electric guitars are moved during production is groups of 25 guitars. The direct material cost per Acoustic guitar is $60 and the direct material cost per Electric guitar is $70. Direct Laborers are paid at a rate of $25 per hour. The projected production levels for the period are 20 Acoustic guitars and 100 Electric guitars. The total per unit cost of the acoustic line under the traditional (current) system is $ The total per unit cost for the electric line under the activity based costing (proposed) system is $. (round to the nearest dollar) The total amount by which each product line is overlundercosted is $