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Web sites (and more) for used classical CDs
originally assembled by Leslie Troutman with lots
of help from my friends . . . additions, corrections, comments cheerfully
received.
Web sites:
Berkshire Record Outlet (not used, but cut outs and remainders)
GEMM (aggregator of a number of used CD sites; all genres)
Half.com (little classical, but worth a mention)
Jim Moskowitz obscure classical CD business through ebay
Recordinahaystack (Steve Smolian) Used LPs (smolians@erols.com)
Yankee Music Search (search service)
See also the Classical Net listing of Classical Music Commercial Sites Retail, Mail Order & CD Clubs and
Anna Seaberg's Web Resources for Out of Print Sound Recordings
More:
"Buying Discs on the Internet," American Record Guide 64, no. 1 (January/February 2001): 58-62.
Comment from an MLAer:
"I listed an out-of-print CD with amazon.com's finding service. Once you complete the form it is listed with a number of OP dealers who hunt for the title you requested. They allow the patron to place an end date on the search. My listing was approaching the its 3-month end date when the item was actually found. I paid $19.00 for the CD and was very happy with it's condition."
Info on imports:
Musica Bona (Czech music)
Comment from an MLAer:
"Also, I have occasionally found that searching in overseas branches of Amazon.com (such as Amazon.fr, Amazon.de, etc.) can be fruitful. Often a disc is discontinued as far as U.S. distribution is concerned but is not actually out of print worldwide."
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