Sources of 45 RPM recordings

Here is what I use: Acoustic Sounds

I've had no problems, very highly recommended.

Cheers,
John

My best recommendation is Red Trumpet Records in Pennsylvania. The owner. Rick Flynn, is personally involved in all aspects of the store's operation and will always take/return telephone calls for advice, orders, suggestions, and other service matters. He will give you his honest opinion of the sound or performance quality of a recording, instead of merely trying to sell product.

http://www.redtrumpet.com

Acoustic Sounds is a good source. I have purchased a number of them from AS, and several from http://www.amusicdirect.com too. I'm sure there are more sources but those are the two that come to mind.

Acoustic Sounds http://www.acousticsounds.com and Music Direct http://www.amusicdirect.com are both good suggestions. Unfortunately, our friends at Red Trumpet are going out of business.

I also like www.elusivedisc.com I've had great customer service from them.
Joe, too bad about Red Trumpet, they were good too.
BTW congatulations on your room review, I mentioned room treatment to my wife as soon as I read it (she said maybe in the future)I can't wait to get back down there and hear it!
Regards

Thanks for the links. I've ordered several selections and find the web sites well designed. Again, thanks.

db

Does anyone know if Red Trumpet is/has gone out of business? I have an outstanding order of >35 days with them, and cannot reach them via phone or email. There phone is a constant busy signal? 3 emails have not been replied to?

Thanks

Red Trumpet HAS filed for chapter 7. Their assests and inventory are no longer in their control.

Oh, so I guess that means I can cancel my outstanding order. Or maybe I have no order to really cancel at all? This is too bad, Red Trumpet was a great source and they are very nice people.

I wish them well.