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post #106 of 164
http://www.bangcd.com/

chart stuff - free worldwide delivery
post #107 of 164
www.adifferentdrum.com

A great site for synthpop music. I have ordered from them 6 or 7 times and the customer service has always been fantastic.
post #108 of 164
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Originally Posted by will0957
Does anyone know of a good source for used SACD/DVD-A's?

I have been doing a lot of purchases on Amazon's marketplace, but I'm getting tired of paying shipping for each disc I buy since they all come from different people.. so I'd like to find a good site where I only have to pay shipping once

Any ideas?
I know this is an old post but.....

I only know of elusivedisc for a good selection of SACD's but they don't sell used. Why would you want to buy them used anyway? I usually buy 10-12 or so from them and it works out to around 200 bucks shipped and I don't have to worry about receiving bad discs or paying overinflated shipping for each single disc.
post #109 of 164
I still prefer yahoo musics, you can get watch and hear the top 10 musics video. After previewing, feel it is good, then go ahead and purchase.
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post #110 of 164
AbstractLogix.com is my favorite place to buy great audiophile music. Excellent Service, Worldwide delivery
post #111 of 164

LALA

it is not quite a store but lala.com (still in beta) may soon become one of the best places to freshen-up your CD collection. As discussed in another thread you get an invitation from a member (I have 9 left if anyone wants one). You list the CDs in your collection and those that you want from other members. As soon as you get the envelopes lala sends you when you register you can start trading. You pay $1.49 per CD you receive. Their catalogue is very good: I could find a couple of my CDs which are not listed on amazon. As for the actual availability of CDs, it's too early to say, but I have traded 7 CDs in my first week (sent four and received three).
post #112 of 164
http://www.roughtrade.com is where i had to go to get my Frida Hyvonen cd...i don't know much 'bout 'em, other than that they apparently have this really expensive album club...
post #113 of 164
Thread Starter 
first post updated 8-17-06.

i admit the first post isnt pretty. if you have any suggestions on how to make it easier to use, more aesthetically pleasing, etc...please let me know.

thanks!
post #114 of 164
It's A Trap! for Scandanavian imports.

Lala which allows you to trade used music and buy most of the CD's listed as new.
post #115 of 164
post #116 of 164

Groovegate Music Network

Here's a missing one for you all.

www.groovegate.com

I like the fact that their previews are 2 minutes from the full quality tracks and that you can jump within those two minutes to find my special spot.
post #117 of 164
I signed up for Lala.com today. Looks interesting, however I'm a little reluctant to trade some of my cd's. I might not even trade any, and just use it for purchasing, as they have low prices.
post #118 of 164
I'm surprised nobody has mentioned the Downtown Music Gallery yet!

Quote:
#1 International Mail Order House for Musics On The Edge
CDs * LPs * DVDs
Underground & Avant Jazz, Art Rock/Pop, Contemporary Classical, and the Completely UnCategorizable
http://downtownmusicgallery.com/
post #119 of 164
Zunior offers flac downloads for $2 more than their normal album price ($1 less than iTunes) and offers a lot of music from indies all over the world. Worth checking out. They provide samples.
post #120 of 164
An on-line store I have just ordered from. Haven't received a delivery yet, so it remains to be seen what they are like.

www.fishpond.com.au
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