Juno
Chemical records

I use these for new stuff

Secondhand
Ebay - obviously.
Discogs - watch the prices though. Some people on there overprice loads. Equally you can pick up a lot of stuff for very low prices. And check shipping rates from the sellers before you buy.


AVOID HARD TO FIND RECORDS (HTFR.COM) LIKE A LARGE MAN WEARING A T-SHIRT MARKED WITH 'SEXY' HOLDING A DILDO IN A DARKENED ALLEY

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Originally posted by Prototrance Juno Chemical records I use these for new stuff Secondhand Ebay - obviously. Discogs - watch the prices though. Some people on there overprice loads. Equally you can pick up a lot of stuff for very low prices. And check shipping rates from the sellers before you buy. AVOID HARD TO FIND RECORDS (HTFR.COM) LIKE A LARGE MAN WEARING A T-SHIRT MARKED WITH 'SEXY' HOLDING A DILDO IN A DARKENED ALLEY

haha u had bad times with HTFR? i thought they were pretty good myself, they sold my past vinyl releases well also

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Originally posted by craigb1 haha u had bad times with HTFR? i thought they were pretty good myself, they sold my past vinyl releases well also

It's not just him having bad experiences with HTFR.. they're commonly known for selling fake whitelabel vinyls of unreleased tracks made from bad quality mp3s (cut from DJ sets, fanmade reconstructions,..)

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Originally posted by GrimReaper It's not just him having bad experiences with HTFR.. they're commonly known for selling fake whitelabel vinyls of unreleased tracks made from bad quality mp3s (cut from DJ sets, fanmade reconstructions,..)

argh right, i see. I had never come across that before

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Originally posted by GrimReaper It's not just him having bad experiences with HTFR.. they're commonly known for selling fake whitelabel vinyls of unreleased tracks made from bad quality mp3s (cut from DJ sets, fanmade reconstructions,..)

Yep. Also sold me a copy of Hi Fi Bugs - Lydian & the dinosaur that surprisingly was genuine but unfortunately the vinyl sleeve was full of sand......

I shit you not.

I complained and they replaced it with one that had a massive scratch in the breakdown.

Other issues I had with HTFR before I gave up on them totally:-
-Records being sent in plain sleeves when they were released with production sleeves - not stated on website.
-Sending scratched records
-Sending records that are clearly second hand that were sold as new
-And of course the ever popular dodgy MP3 whitelabel.

Cnuts the lot of them........

www.decks-records.de

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