Mynamemynaim
38yrs a Naim owner
It will swing back the other way again when all the "latest fad" buyers loose interest
Saying “Oxfam price too high” is too simplistic. I agree that some Oxfam record pricers get it wrong, but many get it right. The point is that the people who list records for Oxfam Online (of whom I am one) comprise 100s of volunteers. I check the vinyl listings several times every day and the desirable items are either priced right or too low, because they sell in minutes. The records that hang around are either priced too high or are too common/obscure/undesirable.
It’s the same in the Oxfam shops. Most people go straight to the rock section and it’s difficult to keep that stocked because it flies off the shelves. If we could get more jazz, that would fly as well.
I buy all my records in charity shops because I listen exclusively to Bagpipes, Max Bygraves, and The Sound Of Steam.
Becasue it was free I didn't check the condition which was a mistake, some have the wrong record in the sleeve - I bet some of what I thought I had are still at her house in the wrong sleeves.