DVD-A

[Handruin]

Anyone have a prefered location for buying DVD-Audio discs? I want to try a few, so I figured merc/clocker must be using some of them if memory serves me correctly. Is amazon or half.com a good place to look?

 

[Stereodude]

As crazy as this is going to sound, try Circuit City. They seem to have some of, if not the best prices around. As always compare before buying a given title.

 

[timwhit]

Sounds dirty. Sorry, couldn't resist.

 

[Handruin]

Thanks, I'll check them out. I tried target just for the hell of it but they didn't have any.

 

[Stereodude]

I mean their online website, not in store.

 

[Handruin]

Yeah...I found that out tonight. I went looking and asked if they had any and they said no. Newbury comics had about 10 different discs and they also had a new release of the Beatles which includes a DVD-A. I didn't end up buying anything...I'l check out their website, thanks for mentioning that.

 

[Mercutio]

Circuit City and Best Buy are completely worthless. Every once in a while I find something I don't have on Amazon, and that is my main source now. I probably own about 70% of all the classical music that has ever been released as DVD-Audio or SACD, but it's such a boutique product that no one does a good job of keeping it in stock or notifying me of new titles. I end up looking at the web sites for various labels that make HD discs (e.g. Telarc).

Also, DVDA sounds dirty to me, too.