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Source for low cost redbook CDs

I'm looking for any recommendations for good sources of CDs with a large inventory of music and reasonable or low purchase/shipping costs. Currently a member of www.yourmusic.com which offers a shipped CD for only $6, which seems to be the best I've found to date. Only problem is that they've got a somewhat limited inventory. I enjoy a wide variety of music - classical, alternative, christian, old and new rock etc. Any suggestions?
advent11
aroc
760 posts
 
ebay, local used Cd stores, (patience, etc). more often than not ifI'm buying new, I buy from amazon with supersaver shipping and use the link from AudioAsylum, so Rod get a small kick-back. (Sorry Ernie!)
robm321
932 posts
 
In California = amoeba and streetlight are great. Also, Rasputin for brick and mortar stores.
advent11 OP
51 posts
 
Many thanks for the excellent recommendations. Even though I use Amazon a lot for woodworking tools and books, I never thought to try them for music as well. Duh. One of my resources to check out new music is our public library system which has a wide range of styles. Thanks to your input, I will now be acquiring more music than is responsible.
texasdave
144 posts
 
I've had the best luck buying used CDs from Amazon.com marketplace sellers (there are hundreds of them, perhaps thousands, so it's a huge marketplace, and Amazon.com stands behind and guarantees your purchase). I've bought a great many CDs this way over the past three years and found it very efficient (saves a lot of time and running around) as well as highly cost-effective.
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