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Thanks for the answears. Moose, if my maximum bid is lower than the previous maximum bid of the highest bidder, the auction outcome would be that my bid simply raise the winning cost, but I loose anyway, if I outbid the previous highest bidder in the last three second, and I am outbidded by another bidder, means he bid in the last two seconds. BeBop, most of the jazz auctions end in the middle of the my night because most of the sellers are from US and I live in EU, and I can't follow auction during my working time, so sniping is necessary for me.

Until now I use Auctionstealer, its Priority Service allow a bid 3 seconds before the end of auction, and I was pretty satisfied until now, I pay them for the Priority Service but I think I spared some money on auctions, so it's a convenient sniper. Lately I won some items whose price was raised by last second bid. Do you know if there are more efficient snipers, I mean 'last second sniper', or you can place a bid in the last second only if you are a Billy The Kid of the keyboard?

I am paid in Euros, and I tried to get some of these records, but I was outbidded by a guy whose nickname was rudy_van_gelder, living in US, so your theory has some holes. That's okay; the records have holes as well... So has my wallett...

I am paid in Euros, and I tried to get some of these records, but I was outbidded by a guy whose nickname was rudy_van_gelder, living in US, so your theory has some holes. just as tourism increases in Europe when the dollars strengthens, lps priced in dollars draw more foreign bidders when the dollars drops, cause they are getting more back for the buck, (or should I say yen). Great majority of high bids coming from overseas. It's an economical law and I agree, but I think that collecting rare jazz records has more to do with psychiatry. If you have done a survey on a representative sample of recent bidders I have no objections.

I have some RCA Dynaflexes of Lou Reed and they still sound far far far better then cd.

I am paid in Euros, and I tried to get some of these records, but I was outbidded by a guy whose nickname was rudy_van_gelder, living in US, so your theory has some holes.

I don't know this particular case, so I can't say anything about it, but... I presume you never lived in a flat over a noisy place. My flat is just above a Bingo Hall, (it was a Cinema Theater when I bought the flat) where drunk people used to finish their evening at three a.m. singing outside the hall, breaking beer's bottle and such amenities. This is one of the case I missed your Constitution, I am referring to that part about the right to carry firearms. On the other hand I don't miss your Constitution, because now I would be in a death row for multiple murders. At the end of the story the police closed the hall. The company who used to run the Bingo breaked down. I just bought a new flat, hoping to sell this one quickly before someone else rent the hall.

How is it? I think it sounds really good, but I'll be returning it. Side 2 has a bunch of tiny scratches that sound throughout. Why Mosaic used Classic's 200 gram proccess with it's widely known lack of QC baffles me. I asked for a replacement for the same problem, got a better copy, although not really perfect. As usual with Mosaic it didn't cost me a penny Agreed on Classic, I think that 180 grams records of Analogue Production or Sundazed are better. Actually Classic Records will not get money from me in the future. BTW it sounds OK, and the music itself is I could go on with smilies for ages, but Jim said they slowering the server

Those early Island label, Pink Round Logo, Pink I, Pink Rim, are a damn pain in the a..., ops, wallet. Try to find a mint original Traffic or Free records on ebay

I am sorry but I have to post at least 300 stupid things, I mean 'more stupid' then the previous one, to achieve my status of GROOVE MERCHANT again.

Where is my Avatar? It disappeared this morning. And why am I back a 'supa groover'? I gained a GROOVE MERCHANT with honor on the battlefield, exactly here http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...groove+merchant

Oh Yes, the huge hate and nastiness aginst Kenny G and Norah Jones manifested in this forum, almost make me buy at least one cd of them, just investigate. Hey, I said 'almost'.

Don't forget the Mosaic set, great mono sound. here you have a 'and still going.. http://cgi.ebay.com/Charles-Mingus-on-Mosa...1QQcmdZViewItem

That's a good explanation because they didn't sing 'Helter Skelter'

I bet Charles Manson watched it. Can you provide the exact broadcasting date? I guess it's before the 9th of August 1969.

Actually it will cost me another 45 min with my analyst

This is probably the only use of this stuff: transform a great analog sound in a compressed digital format in a cheap way. Anyway I wouldn't spin any of my rare LPs on that 'TT'. The poor Roy Du Nann should turn in it's grave at this very moment.

This is probably the only use of this stuff: transform a great analog sound in a compressed digital format in a cheap way. Anyway I wouldn't spin any of my rare LPs on that 'TT' more than once. The poor Roy Du Nann should turn in it's grave at this very moment.

Why should you need such awful thing, (as vinyl fetichist I can't even call it a TT ) ? I mean: if you want an analog sound you have to get some decent stuff, that doesn't always mean KK$$, if you want to record your LP on a cd-r you still need a serious stuff, plus some decent editing software, otherwise you can buy a cd. And if the purpose is to listen to records through a computer you need a good phsychiatrist. Sincerly I found it totally useless.

I like the final paragraph from the ever-cautious Swiss... According the final paragraph, and considering the forecast polls before the italian election, I'll bet Ghana.

I post it in the Artists Thread because he was an Artists in photography. http://www.nytimes.com/2006/04/25/arts/25gottlieb.html

Beethoven, Complete String Quartets, Quartetto Italiano, Philips vinyl box sets then Rubinstein Plays Chopin, RCA vinyl box sets

Beethoven Piano Trios, Beaux Arts Trio, Philips.

Well Brownie, think how strange could be the life. You started several decades ago as jazz fan and now you are in the same league of Guggenheim and Baron Thyssen

My suspects are some of the nazi scientists captured by the Allies after the WWII, someone who thought that the german musical culture should have had perished in the Third Reich Goetterdammerung.