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Recommend an online analog store for an addict

riksors

riksors

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I am a reborn analog addict.

Please recommend me a legitimate/good deal "pusher".

What's your favorite online store to quench that analog thirst?

Equipments, accessories and vinyls.

Thanks.


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acousticsounds

The Quality Record Pressing label is fantastic, I have bought many and I have yet to be disappointed.
 
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Oldies.com has a bunch of records, especially if you're into 45s.

I just picked up a bunch of stuff for $0.50 a piece for my daughter.
 
Discogs is decent, plus you can catalog what you've purchased there, and what you are seeking. Probably more pricey that some of the others, but its a great place to track down some pretty obscure stuff.
 
Soundstagedirect. Excellent customer service. Low free shipping threshold. Get on the mailing list so you get the sale code emails. Sales are pretty constant.
 
For new music and gear,Sound Stage Direct, for used, mostly eBay, I find them the cheapest and with the most inventory. Sometimes I buy from Discog members, but unlike the poster prior to me, I find much of the music I like they don't have for sale.
 
ruffian said:
Soundstagedirect. Excellent customer service. Low free shipping threshold. Get on the mailing list so you get the sale code emails. Sales are pretty constant.
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I have yet to receive any sales codes in my email. We already get a discount anyway, and I don't believe you can use both. I could be wrong.

SSD and Acoustic Sounds are my two favorite that I use.
 
I usually buy new LPs from Soundstage Direct, Elusive Disc, or Amazon. Occasionally from Bull Moose. Analog equipment from LP Gear or TurntableNeedles.com (or eBay, which really isn't a 'store'). All have been good.
 
Actually, let me add Pop Market to the list. I have picked up some specials at very nice prices.

Edit: I see drtool got it :)
 
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Nothing but good experience with the "big three", Music Direct, Acoustic Sounds and Elusive Disc
 
betamonline.com has great prices, though the site is a bit clunky.

eil.com for your rare/import/"investment grade" records.

turntablelab.com for anything rap/breaks/beats

JAson
 
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