Are there any online sites that give you an idea of how much 45s are goin for these days ? I do use John Manships site as a guide but was wonderin if any other sites were available .

cheers

Stew

Are there any online sites that give you an idea of how much 45s are goin for these days ? I do use John Manships site as a guide but was wonderin if any other sites were available .

cheers

Stew

Popsike.

soulsource

chris

Popsike.

Here's the link in case it wasn't obvious (probably was ):

https://www.popsike.com

Cheers

Richard

Edited April 12, 200916 yr by Premium Stuff

it was obvious cheers Rich

Gemm.com is usually good. Lowest price available is usually a realistic sales price. And it saves you from checking manship and moerer since they're both on there.

Popsike (and ebay) far from a reliable price guide IMHO.....and Gemm I find are often top whack.

There's also musicpriceguide.com

Edited April 13, 200916 yr by shnaggletooth

soulsource

chris

I'm new here -- what's a good way to search the soulsource to do some price-checking?

Our next project is on-line guide, as soon as the new website is up and running (we decided to hold off the launch until after Frank Wilson)

This on-line guide is not only be vinyl price check, but also carrying over 30,000 sound files + label scans, place of origin,year of release, producer info etc. etc. price against conditions etc and all the relevant authenticating info, you require especially for NS bootlegs. Plus full access to everything ever sold on our auctions with the original write-ups and much more.

At the moment you can only view what we have in stock, or have out of stock by an artist we have something in stock by. So about 65% of our data you cannot see. We are approaching a 250,000 listings, all values will be listed in USA$, UK£, Yen & OZ$. This'll be an on going project added to every day our aim is 1,000,000 listings. Watch out for the launch in the summer.

John

Edited April 13, 200916 yr by john manship

https://www.collectorsfrenzy.com

Anyone else use this site?

www.musicstack.com also has loads of records on their site. Comes in handy if you're looking for oddball stuff.

I'm new here -- what's a good way to search the soulsource to do some price-checking?

Just post in the "look in your box" section and ask the question, someone will know

https://www.collectorsfrenzy.com

Anyone else use this site?

Yes and its very user friendly in comparison to popsike . Covers avariety of genres in big hitter prices as well.

This on-line guide is not only be vinyl price check, but also carrying over 30,000 sound files + label scans, place of origin,year of release, producer info etc. etc. price against conditions etc and all the relevant authenticating info, you require especially for NS bootlegs. Plus full access to everything ever sold on our auctions with the original write-ups and much more.

John

i find the biggest bind with your book is that the way the data is listed is in name order and thats it (but thats what you get with a printed book). its fine but what if i want to look at all the okeh releases or maybe i would like view the data by price. ideally i could ask it to display all abc releases that cost less than 100 pounds.

will your new website have the ability to manipulate the data or will it be static like the book.

if i can sort the content i would happily pay for it.

thanks