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From: waters@viking.DEC (Lester Waters)
Newsgroups: net.audio
Subject: Buying CDs MAIL ORDER
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Date: Mon, 29-Apr-85 09:26:22 EDT
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	If you want to find virtually all the CD Mail-Order houses,
then pick up a copy of DIGITAL AUDIO magazine (please, no flames!
)
and look in the back.  I have received virtually every mail-order CD
catalog that there is and have NOT found the prices to be worth the
effort.  As a matter of fact, the prices of CDs in retail stores
are lower than mail-order prices.

	In Massachusetts, CDs are typically going for $12.99; some places
have them as low as $11.99, but not more than $14.99.  Classical CDs are
about $2.00 more (although I have a place to get TELARC CDs for $14.50!).

	Anybody else out there in NETland want to tell the rest of us
what you're paying for CDs (and what part of the country you are from
so we don't have to guess)?

				- Lester Waters -
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