Where do you buy CDs/records?

[audit13]

This may be a little off topic but where can I sell a Mobile Fidelity UHQR edition of Sgt. Papper's Lonely Hearts Club Band? It's been played a few times and is in pretty good shape. I thought about eBay but I didn't want to deal with the hassle of shipping and dealing over the Internet in case the person has an issue with the record or its packaging.

[Rich]

This may be a little off topic but where can I sell a Mobile Fidelity UHQR edition of Sgt. Papper's Lonely Hearts Club Band? It's been played a few times and is in pretty good shape. I thought about eBay but I didn't want to deal with the hassle of shipping and dealing over the Internet in case the person has an issue with the record or its packaging.

Have you thought about Craigslist for your area. That way you are dealing locally, you can have them calling you instead of using email and the internet, and you can have them pick it up if you don't want the hassle of shipping.

[audit13]

Have you thought about Craigslist for your area. That way you are dealing locally, you can have them calling you instead of using email and the internet, and you can have them pick it up if you don't want the hassle of shipping.

I thought about CL as well but I find it filled with spammers, lowballers, and timewasters these days.

I saw one listing on eBay for a sealed copy and the bidding starts at over $1000!

[Suave]

This may be a little off topic but where can I sell a Mobile Fidelity UHQR edition of Sgt. Papper's Lonely Hearts Club Band? It's been played a few times and is in pretty good shape. I thought about eBay but I didn't want to deal with the hassle of shipping and dealing over the Internet in case the person has an issue with the record or its packaging.

If I were you I would definitely try to sell it on ebay because you would probably get the most money for it - it's a huge audience. I would take good, close-up pictures of the record and the packaging and post a detailed description. As long as you're honest with your description you shouldn't have any issues.

[Suave]

And... back on topic - I wanted to share a fantastic record store with all the vinyl fans on this forum. The place has been around for a long time but I don't think it was mentioned here before. I bought a whole bunch of records there eariler today

It's called Rotate This @ 801 Queen St. West in Toronto. 416-504-8447.

They offer a really great selection of all generes of music on vinyl, including a large rock section. Tons of new releases and a good selection of used vinyl. There are also some new and used CDs. I highly recommend to visit these guys!

And next door, there is a new (I think) vinyl store which specializes in punk rock records. I didn't have enough time to browse their selection but I will definitely be going back

[Freetoojazz]

If you come to Montreal this weekend, there a sale Aux 33 Tours:

t will take place on Oct 17th, 18th, and 19th from 10am - 7pm.

50% off used LPs with old non-barcoded stickers
30% off used LPs with new barcoded stickers
30% off all CDs
15% off new LPs
50% off all used classical

Used LPs with old stickers below $5 are $1
All $2 LPs are $1
All $1 LPs are 25¢

We will also have a huge 50% off section of used overstock from our warehouse, which will be put out on the day of the sale.

Best of all, we will be adding more stock throughout the entire sale.

1379 Mont-Royal Est, Montreal

[Suave]

I would be all over this if I lived in Montreal! These are some great deals - thanks for sharing!

BTW - do you work for Aux 33 Tours Freetoojazz? I'm just asking out of curiousity

[Freetoojazz]

BTW - do you work for Aux 33 Tours Freetoojazz? I'm just asking out of curiousity

No, I don't works for Aux 33 Tours. I'm only a occasional customer! When I received some newsletters from them, I share some information with the members of this Forum.

[John72953]

I don't really frequent the downtown Toronto record shops as I live in Oakville, so most of my local purchases are done at:

Ric's Recollections - Mississauga (Lakeshore Rd in Port Credit)
Looney Tunes - Brant Street in Burlington
Sunrise Records - Fairview St in Burlington (Burlington mall)

I also buy a good amount of used titles from the Steve Hoffman forums and Discogs, and also Amazon UK.