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Specialized in audiophile records and classical vinyl.
Munkbrogatan 8, 111 27, Stockholm, Sweden
As an old collector I have met numerous sellers good or bad, knowledgeable or ignorant. ClassicalBay judging from my first experience
definitely belong to the trustworthy and honest group of sellers.
Regards
Göran Södervall
It was the first time a bought a used classical venyl, because I was looking for exactly this one for a long time. My experience is great: my own venyls from this time (the 1970ies) are far not in this state (and I really take care for them). The professional cleaning is a great thing!
Reply from ClassicalBay
Thank you! Makes me happy to hear that.
Great shop, great LPs and CDs, great service - very highly recommended!!!
Very, VERY good! Tack så mycket! Jette bra kundservice!
Reply from ClassicalBay
Tackar!
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