Robin,
Hmmmm, interesting question. My first thought was "No, I'm not aware of any." But thinking more about it, for a very price elastic product, having a wide range of prices will cause price to dominate choices: using a wide price range or large gaps between price points you run the risk of not learning about any of the other attributes.
So I guess one piece of advice might be to make your price range narrower, and the gaps between price points smaller, when modeling a very price elastic product.
I've also used a particular type of dual response none for price elastic products (one where we put the price into the follow-up none question rather than in the choice alternatives) but that requires some custom programming before fielding and it adds a couple of steps to your modeling on the back end.