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22 Apr, 2020
Vintage sleeve great addition to record!
This 45 rpm Columbia company record sleeve will do justice to any Columbia label 45 rpm single of the same period. Those company sleeves that existed always add more character to the 45 rpm sleeves that those sleeves were intended for. They're always worth the extra investment if you should find a record without its original company sleeve.
Koss UR-20 Stereo Over the Head Headphones
03 Jun, 2020
Easy to wear and easy to enjoy headphones
2 of 2 found this helpful Superb sound, great look, and very comfortable to wear for long periods of time. An extra long cable (8 feet in length) between the speakers/cushions and the jack is a real bonus! Hours of listening enjoyment with these headphones is not difficult. I would expect no less from Koss, as they also made the first high fidelity stereo headphones back in 1958 and their quality I'm sure has only improved over the years since then.
02 Jul, 2025
A Great CD Of An Obscure 1960's Canadian Group.
Great CD release of a classic, somewhat obscure 1960's album by a Canadian group that never quite made it here in the U.S. The booklet in the CD's jewel case gives a great history of the band and its members, its origins and its eventual failure, though the music seems to belie the failure. The sound quality is good, and the price was fair for an out-of-print, still unopened CD. If anyone is curious of the music of The Paupers, this is the CD that will open the door. One might wonder why they were not better received.