Journey records
Posted: Tue Aug 30, 2011 3:44 pmI'm thinking of selling my old Journey records. I have a few semi-uncommon ones that I will keep. But the ordinary ones like Infinity, Evolution, Departure, Escape, Frontiers and Raised On Radio I might sell?
There's a music store near me that would probably offer me about a dollar a piece for them? But if that's all that they would offer (They might even offer 2 dollars a piece?) then I might just hold on to them.
What is the likely-hood of me being able to get more than a dollar or 2 a record for those on something like ebay? Like I said, their just the ordinary records. The records themselves are in excellent condition, no skips, sticks or major pops or crackles, the covers are in good shape, but not mint.
There's a music store near me that would probably offer me about a dollar a piece for them? But if that's all that they would offer (They might even offer 2 dollars a piece?) then I might just hold on to them.
What is the likely-hood of me being able to get more than a dollar or 2 a record for those on something like ebay? Like I said, their just the ordinary records. The records themselves are in excellent condition, no skips, sticks or major pops or crackles, the covers are in good shape, but not mint.
I'm a vintage stereo nut and a big time audiophile in general. In addition to the normal everyday computer related shit my computer business handles, (repairs, upgrades, networking, etc.) we also offer home theater services, configuration, and installation which is my favorite part of my business. I just looooooove playing with audio/video equipment and I've been fortunate enough over the years to have become the proud owner of some very good, high quality stuff. And as awesome and advanced as a lot of today's components are, I still prefer the "big warm sound" the vintage Fisher, Pioneer, and Marantz decks produce. Of course no matter how high you crank the volume knob, you won't hear a sound without speakers. And when it comes to speakers I still prefer and own large, cabinet-style units that are as much a piece of furniture as the sofa or the coffee table. 
) I still think nothing beats the sound of vinyl. I had gotten the Bruce Spingsteen Born in the U.S.A. record and the acoustic guitar sounds like it's being played right there in person.