Old country music on LP records
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Re: Old country music on LP records
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: JB3506</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I just ran across 57 old country records that are in excellent condition all from the 70's and 80's. Does anyone know of any collectors or places besides egay to try and unload these? </div></div>
Keep them... Or try to sell them to a record store. They have to be near new condition to sell for any money. No clicks, hiss, or pops.
Analog vinyl usually sounds alot better than digital CD's. Why don't you get a good turntable and needle and keep them if your into that kind of music?
Most all new and old music can be had in new vinyl. You usually have to special order or go to a vinyl record store to get them new. I have a Thoren turntable in the theater room and play alot of vinyl through my system in which the A/V amp. has a 7.1 direct mode. It is a mode like an amplifier out of the 1960's and plays exact what is on the source without any electronic enhancment. A sound that is mostly long gone from this country.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: JB3506</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I just ran across 57 old country records that are in excellent condition all from the 70's and 80's. Does anyone know of any collectors or places besides egay to try and unload these? </div></div>
Keep them... Or try to sell them to a record store. They have to be near new condition to sell for any money. No clicks, hiss, or pops.
Analog vinyl usually sounds alot better than digital CD's. Why don't you get a good turntable and needle and keep them if your into that kind of music?
Most all new and old music can be had in new vinyl. You usually have to special order or go to a vinyl record store to get them new. I have a Thoren turntable in the theater room and play alot of vinyl through my system in which the A/V amp. has a 7.1 direct mode. It is a mode like an amplifier out of the 1960's and plays exact what is on the source without any electronic enhancment. A sound that is mostly long gone from this country.
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