Reviews & Guides

• Collecting 78rpm records
• by davesrecordbid( 223)
• Between about 1900 and 1960 the 78rpm record was the main format in which every genre of music, along with speech was recorded. Millions indeed probably billions of such records survive and, for modest cost,... 

• Tags:

  78rpm | collect | records | 78 | collecting

• 65 of 65 people found this guide helpful

  Shop for related items

• Guide to Audiophile LPs - Part 2 of 2
• by hifi_hero( 1660)
• Audiophile Labels (continued)Nimbus Supercut Nimbus Records have achieved somewhat of a legendary status within the audiophile circle for their 'Supercut' releases, which were only available by mail order... 

• Tags:

  audiophile | mobile | nautilus | 180g | 200g

• 9 of 11 people found this guide helpful

  Shop for related items

• Grading vinyl
• by aherman1966( 721)
• To accurately grade records you must listen to them. I know there are specialists who say they use a zillion-watt bulb and 30 years of experience. But often that is still not good enough. You can have vinyl... 

• Tags:

  Vinyl | record grading

• 6 of 7 people found this guide helpful

  Shop for related items

• Factory sample stickers on records
• by lucyvideo( 1008)
• I see that there are quite a few sellers with records that have 'factory sample not for sale' stickers on them. Why is it that something that can be put on after should increase the value of a record? They... 

• Tags:

  records | beatles | fake | factory sample

• 3 of 5 people found this guide helpful

  Shop for related items

• Beatles "Factory Sample" Fakes!!!
• by beatlestony( 253)
• This guide is for the collectors of Beatles records, and in particular how to tell if those records with "Factory Sample Not For Sale" stickers on them are genuine or not. These days with all the computer and... 

• Tags:

  beatles | factory sample | not for sale

• 2 of 2 people found this guide helpful

  Shop for related items

Next