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Sat, 21 Aug 1999 08:32:26 -0400
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Joel Hill <[log in to unmask]>
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Stuart Karow wrote:

>Wherehouse Music ... The downside is that many of the locations do not
>have a decent CM selection.  The upside is that each major metropolitan
>area has atleast one Wherehouse Music location with a decent CM selection.

The Wherehouse store near me (1 of 2 in Tallahassee) has a wretched CM
selection.  My son gave me a gift certificate for Christmas last year, and
they were unable to get *any* of the classical CD's that I wanted.  They
finally just gave me the money.

However, they not only will let you trade in CD's, but this particular
store also carry many used ones.  I can go to another local used record
store and pick up some for as little as $.25 and trade them in.  The local
Specs will also let you trade in a CD for $3.00 off on a purchase.  Too
bad they have such a dwindling supply of CM CD's.  I think that the
recently-opened Borders just down the street may deal Spec's a killing
blow.  Specs' prices are higher and their selection is really bad now.

Joel Hill
Tallahassee, FL - USA

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