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In Reply to: SACD sounds kinda nice ! posted by Dimitry on January 28, 2006 at 17:40:33:
...I live in the Washington, DC, area, and the best bricks & mortar stores for SACDs in this area are Tower and Borders. Tower racks jazz and rock along with regular titles, but maintains a separate area for classical SACD. Borders racks everything together. (It's funny that you should mention Alison Krauss, because I bought Forget About It, Live, New Favorite, and Now That I've Found You all from Borders, where they were just innocently hiding.) Barnes & Noble and Best Buy still have SACDs, but they are racked there with everything else, and they both have a very poor selection.An on-line source that I don't think anyone mentioned is Circuit City. Some of the prices there are great, some suck. It is really hard to figure out what their pricing scheme is. But, the $18.99-$19.99 SACDs seem to be at $12.99-$13.99 at Circuit City.
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