I've started a new thread
http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=28214.0
Since this is now in the Obsolete (selling) thread.
Topic: BitVinyl (Read 10838 times)
Just to let everybody know, I have resumed sales of vinyl records.
Sweet Stability! 
For the next 24h I'm giving 15% off on all records under 1 BTC!
~Scottingham
For the next 24h I'm giving 15% off on all records under 1 BTC!
~Scottingham
Post a 'best of' list on this forum and if I don't want them, maybe somebody else would!
~S
~S
If you need a phono stage to play records, I will sell this kit I developed for 4BTC:
http://boozhoundlabs.com/kits/jfet-phono/
Also, Scottingham, I have about 10 feet of records I want to get rid of. Would you like to buy them for BTC? I don't have a list, but if you are interested I can make one.
jsn
http://boozhoundlabs.com/kits/jfet-phono/
Also, Scottingham, I have about 10 feet of records I want to get rid of. Would you like to buy them for BTC? I don't have a list, but if you are interested I can make one.
jsn
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Is anybody wanting to buy records but is hesitant due to the massive upswing in BTC value?
I understand this is not an ideal situation for a BTC merchant, are there any suggestions on how to address this?
~S
If you set your prices according to a 24hr average exchange rate, your customers would have a little breathing room to buy back the bitcoins on an exchange and avoid feeling burned should the exchange rate increase. I believe that's what we agreed upon during our transaction. But that's up to the customer. Keep in mind that you're peddling a somewhat esoteric medium to the users of a rather esoteric currency, many of whom may actually have an appreciation for the sound of second or third order 128kbps mp3 transcodes over anything else. It's a sick, sad world, I know. I understand this is not an ideal situation for a BTC merchant, are there any suggestions on how to address this?
~S
Is anybody wanting to buy records but is hesitant due to the massive upswing in BTC value?
I understand this is not an ideal situation for a BTC merchant, are there any suggestions on how to address this?
~S
I understand this is not an ideal situation for a BTC merchant, are there any suggestions on how to address this?
~S
All on a CSV spreadsheet that can easily be emailed!
Any requests?
Any requests?
So where's the vinyl??? 
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Talkin rock, I live in Chapel Hill, NC. That link was odd...it should have worked straight to Raleigh, NC. I've edited it so hopefully it works now.
That 25% discount is yours.
That 25% discount is yours.
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www.raleigh.craigslist.com/msg is surprisingly bountiful in terms of high quality musical instruments for sale.
Email if you see anything of interest and we can work something out.
Email if you see anything of interest and we can work something out.
They are, but how does 25% sound? This is still a new service so anything that helps to build the network of trust is worth it to me!
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In the age of mp3 collections over 50k it's great to have a collection of tangible music that you *really* love.
CDs are nothing but an antiquated form of digital music storage. Vinyl offers something unique. The sound is analog, not an approximation. If you get a virgin record the sound is unparalleled (though this is debatable). If you listen to it countless times it does start to wear out, but those pops and crackles are *your* pops crackles, unique to your record. The records become old friends.
I see the future of music as having a purposeful divide between digital and analog. Many new artists today are putting out vinyl versions of their albums. I personally think a winning combination for a band is to offer mp3s for free, then charge for vinyl and lossless digital. That way, people can hear the music, and if they fall in love with it they can own their own tangible copy.
Plus, since records are much bigger than CDs the cover art has much more potential. Large posters can be included without the need for 20+ creases. The whole medium is much more conducive to a more enriching art experience.
Perhaps I should start offering turntables as well...
In other news, BitVinyl.com is up! Right now there isn't much, but shortly you will be able to download a fresh CSV directly from the site!
CDs are nothing but an antiquated form of digital music storage. Vinyl offers something unique. The sound is analog, not an approximation. If you get a virgin record the sound is unparalleled (though this is debatable). If you listen to it countless times it does start to wear out, but those pops and crackles are *your* pops crackles, unique to your record. The records become old friends.
I see the future of music as having a purposeful divide between digital and analog. Many new artists today are putting out vinyl versions of their albums. I personally think a winning combination for a band is to offer mp3s for free, then charge for vinyl and lossless digital. That way, people can hear the music, and if they fall in love with it they can own their own tangible copy.
Plus, since records are much bigger than CDs the cover art has much more potential. Large posters can be included without the need for 20+ creases. The whole medium is much more conducive to a more enriching art experience.
Perhaps I should start offering turntables as well...
In other news, BitVinyl.com is up! Right now there isn't much, but shortly you will be able to download a fresh CSV directly from the site!
Looks like a great service I have to see if my grandparents want any.
There's still one more person that can post and receive 50% off their first record under 2.5 BTC!
Just received the records I ordered. They arrived in the condition that Scottingham described and were relatively well packaged. It was a pleasure doing business with him. I'm going to have to find a bigger CD player though because these won't fit.
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