Who is you go to for top quality vinyl

Original Japanese pressings have held up very well over the years and are usually my best sounding records.  Even the jackets and Obi Strips are usually pristine.  Whoever bought these records as new probably got them at true audio shops and played them on very good gear back in the day.  Of the 40 or so used Japanese pressings I have bought used, only 1 was ever a dog. 

So where do I get mine?  The Recent Arrivals section at Used Record Shops in my area.  They are buying whole collections weekly from people who no longer have a use for them.  Every now and then, I find a real high end gem.  I also have gotten lucky at Used Record Shows as I attend about 6-7 per year.  Got a mint Japanese pressing of the Doors LA Woman last month at a show.  Its the thrill of the hunt. 

I have never bought a used record off EBAY as I can't inspect them prior to purchasing.

i like acousticsounds.com 

I like Acoustic Sounds for new pressings and have bought many.  But for used original Japanese pressings, I have found them to easily be twice as high as what I have scored at records shops/shows.  And again, you can't inspect a used record off the internet. 

I agree I had many! They were destroyed in a house fire so in reality I am rebuilding 30yrs work all over again.I live in the mtns far away from the big city now.lol    So online is the only real option for me( the used records stores of which there are two within 2hrs are well lack luster and there vinyl always lets me down with conditon  ,although i do make it down to San Fransico occasionally.

I know this is unpractical advice, but if you can make the trip to Japan, you will be overjoyed and thrilled!  As one who is particularly addicted to visiting Japan (I've been there 13 times!), I can highly recommend making the journey.  If you are particularly fond of Japanese pressings, that will just add some icing to the cake.  My two favorite shops for records in Tokyo are HMV Record Shop in the Shibuya Neighborhood and Discunion Music, which has several locations, but I've had great luck in the Shinjuku branch.

I was there once with my mom, on a vacation, dragging her to a boring record shop.  She asked me how she could help.  I told her to just browse, and see if she could find anything I may like.  She came back 30 minutes later with Prince Purple Rain and Dire Straits Brothers In Arms, both Japanese versions, both in perfect condition.  Shot got a gold star for the day!!

If you have not been there, I would add Japan to the list of possible 2 week vacation locations.  Tokyo & Kyoto are magical places with outstanding food and culture, and an adventure for the senses.