I've always used red-eye but when I couldn't get a copy of Enei - One Change Kasra recommended me to Surus and I was really impressed. Because they sell directly for the labels they get all the test presses in early and they always have copies of exclusives when the other sites run out. Plus they give you free 320s when you buy they vinyls.
BEST PLACES FOR VINYL ONLINE??
- Thread starter SPEEKA-FREEKA
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I never really buy online as i prefer the feeling of going to a shop and buying my tunes but the only place to do online record shopping is chemical IMO
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generally chem or redeye, never had an issue in 4-5 years.
Used Surus in recent times just to bag test presses and limited bits and bobs.
Used Surus in recent times just to bag test presses and limited bits and bobs.
rushmoor-dj
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Chemical or Surus for the odd test presses n limited eds.
No ones mentioned dnbsource though which surprises me. I use them now and again and I would recommend. They always have the most up to date pre orders and new release lists, most of the time with audios which the like of chemical don't have up yet. they also do 10%off days pretty regularly and good sale prices on the older stock.
No ones mentioned dnbsource though which surprises me. I use them now and again and I would recommend. They always have the most up to date pre orders and new release lists, most of the time with audios which the like of chemical don't have up yet. they also do 10%off days pretty regularly and good sale prices on the older stock.
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If you can try and go to your nearest vinyl vendor. It can be a good place to network if you want to start getting gigs!
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