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From: chowkwan@priam.usc.edu (Raymond Chowkwanyun)
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Subject: Re: Sound Delivery
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Date: 31 Jan 91 13:56:13 GMT
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In article <9224@uwm.edu> SYSTEM@ACAD.DRAKE.EDU (System Manager) writes:
>
>Does anyone have experience with Sound Delivery in Davis, California, which
>proports to have the largest selection of classical music in the US?
>
>George Miller

No, but I've had good luck with Haverstick + Ballyk (800) 222-6872.
A fellow netter reccommended them.  They've been in business 
some years, I believe.  Selection is excellent.  But don't expect
discounts on the prices.  *If* my local store has the same CD,
it's usually $1.00 less.  As I said, the point of these people
is the wide selection: the catalog runs about 150 pages of what
looks like 6 point text.  

About the only price relief you'll get
is a $1.00 off each CD when you order six or more.  Also they
do have occaisional sales of selected labels (to which
the 6-plus discount doesn't apply).

They are a professional bunch and you can expect delivery within
about two weeks.

-- ray