Sold Rolled Gold - The very best of the Rolling Stones double album 1975 vinyl LP

[Orinoco]

Rolled Gold - The very best of the Rolling Stones 1975 vinyl double LP on Decca. Vinyl and sleeve good/very good condition, £7 plus postage @ £5.75 (48hr tracked and signed for at Post Office) or collection from west Dorset.

Discogs median price @ £8.72

 

[boneyfide]

I'll take that off you .


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[Orinoco]

Sold subject to the usual

 

[The Other PaulG]

Sold subject to the usual

Loving all your ads, a proper insight into a fab music collection!

 

[Orinoco]

Loving all your ads, a proper insight into a fab music collection!

You've missed all the stuff that went to the local record shop, from Yes through to Lloyd Cole! Quite eclectic. Still lots more to come

 

[Lord Snooty]

You've missed all the stuff that went to the local record shop, from Yes through to Lloyd Cole! Quite eclectic. Still lots more to come

Why aremyou selling your vinyl off?

 

[Orinoco]

Well.... I started thinking about it 3 years ago following a conversation with a friend, we both used to be into high end HiFi and record buying when we were students, but realised that these days ease of use was top of our list rather than aural purity, and older ears. So a change from analogue to digital, the individual system HiFi has gone, replaced with a Mac Mini used as a media server to a Naim Muso. I've spent the last year transferring vinyl to the Mac, real time recording!

It's taken 3 years to come to the decision to sell stuff, it's a big deal. I still have a turntable, though just a modified NAD 533 these days rather than a Linn Sondek, and will maybe keep a handful of LPs special to me.

Edit...
And selling through UKGSER feels a bit more personal, stupid really, but rather than the record shop. I wasn't going to due to the faff factor.

 

[Tinytim]

Well.... I started thinking about it 3 years ago following a conversation with a friend, we both used to be into high end HiFi and record buying when we were students, but realised that these days ease of use was top of our list rather than aural purity, and older ears. So a change from analogue to digital, the individual system HiFi has gone, replaced with a Mac Mini used as a media server to a Naim Muso. I've spent the last year transferring vinyl to the Mac, real time recording!

It's taken 3 years to come to the decision to sell stuff, it's a big deal. I still have a turntable, though just a modified NAD 533 these days rather than a Linn Sondek, and will maybe keep a handful of LPs special to me.

Edit...
And selling through UKGSER feels a bit more personal, stupid really, but rather than the record shop. I wasn't going to due to the faff factor.

I haven't gone down your road yet, but it has been crossing my mind recently.

 

[neuroportal]

Nad 533 is a really nice deck and for the price just ridiculous. Runs an Ortofon 2m well (with the arm vta spaces )

 

[Orinoco]

Nad 533 is a really nice deck and for the price just ridiculous. Runs an Ortofon 2m well (with the arm vta spaces )

It's currently sporting a Rega RB250 and Goldring 1012GX, which probably at the top of it's game!