RE: Supply and demand

Record dealers no longer can be bothered with Classical at all. The youngsters which are the real engine of the vinyl boom don't want it. Collectors and estates are unloading; TAS and other lists are fading into the mists.

Dual benefit for this aged Longhair, there's more good Classical at my local and the prices are indeed dropping. Ebay sellers are far more accomodating, too. Just today I contacted a seller to ask if he would play grade an LP and he did. That request would have gone unanswered a year or two ago.

This Mercury Wing might have been $8.99 a year ago, last week $4.99

Same for this rare German RCA at roughly half what it was previously.

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Topic - What is the state of the original pressing Classical LP market ? - Ross 18:20:30 03/12/17 (11)

Over-pricing - Amphissa 14:59:37 03/14/17 (0)

Falling values... - Cuernavaca 10:35:53 03/13/17 (0)

RE: What is the state of the original pressing Classical LP market ? - rbolaw 10:09:42 03/13/17 (2)

European monos aren't doing that great either - vinyl1 14:17:24 03/13/17 (1)

I'm not surprised - rbolaw 20:51:24 03/13/17 (0)

What I see really going up is late 20th century Rock & Pop - MannyE 08:00:59 03/13/17 (0)

But the truly rare records are more valuable than ever - vinyl1 21:16:45 03/12/17 (2)

The most I pay for Classical records is FIFTY CENTS.. - 3+4=5 19:15:33 03/14/17 (0)

RE: But the truly rare records are more valuable than ever - spindoctor 16:28:35 03/13/17 (0)

RE: Supply and demand - kitch29 20:37:12 03/12/17 (1)

Yay! for us. nt. - MWE 22:33:28 03/12/17 (0)

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RE: Supply and demand - kitch29 20:37:12 03/12/17 (1)

Yay! for us. nt. - MWE 22:33:28 03/12/17 (0)

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