Orbits Big Sound 45 Make Me Feel Good

Current list of garage 45s for sale

Email me at rchrisbishop@gmail.com to reserve items or with questions.

Download PDF file here  – PDF file has links for sound clips, the list below does not.

Email at rchrisbishop@gmail.com to hold or with questions.

1. Recent arrivals
2. Garage 45s
3. New Zealand and Australian beat
4. UK
5. Europe/Asia/South America
6. Surf & instrumentals

Payment: Paypal (‘as friend & family/trusted person’ if possible) to RChrisBishop@gmail.com, also Venmo, Western Union or money order.

U.S. shipping: $4.25 1st class with tracking for one or two 45s in U.S. or Priority Mail for $8.00.

All US packages have tracking.

International shipping:

$17 for one or two 45s for 1st Class International ($16 for the UK). For three or more 45s, the price jumps to $27. I can ship 8 or 9 45s for $27 – check with me for exact shipping costs.

Priority International is possible – contact me for exact shipping cost. $750+ must ship Priority or Express Intl, contact me for exact costs including insurance.

Canada & Mexico: $14 for 1st class Intl, $22 for 3 to 9 singles.

Priority International is possible – contact me for exact shipping cost. $750+ must ship Priority or Express Intl, contact me for exact costs including insurance.

Insurance: I pay for Shipsaver insurance for orders between $400-$750.

Grading on 45s is strict:

NM  :  close to perfect
VG++  :  some visual imperfections, but plays near-perfect
VG+  :  light wear only, no scratches that cause loud clicks or thumps, no heavy groove wear
VG  :  can show wear and scratches but should play well with no skips or heavy noise.
VG-  :  wear and/or at least one scratch that clicks, or some light groove distortion
G/G+  :  heavier wear, no skips but plenty of noise.
Fair  :  may have a skip or two, certainly some heavy scratches, not trashed but close
Poor  :  unplayable or almost unplayable

Labels should be equal to record grade or better, unless a defect is noted.

All originals except for a couple reissues which are noted.

Styrene vs Vinyl: most ’60s US 45s on Columbia, Epic, Date, Mercury, Fontana, Challenge, Wand, Golden Crest, Bell, Mala, Amy etc are styrene, not vinyl. Pressings done at Monarch in California are styrene. I try to note when a 45 is styrene instead of vinyl. Styrene wears out faster, but in fine shape styrene 45s sound fantastic.

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