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  • March 07, 2011 15:37
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March 07, 2011 15:37

I would like to break a lance for mentioning the producer for music items. The producer has always had a very important influence on the end result.

You can often hear clearly from the music which producer worked on a particular piece of music.

And then with the CDs a very important fact of only 3 (!!!) letters, namely check boxes for [AAD] [ADD] [DDD] [unknown].

I think it's really crazy and incomprehensible that these fields are missing!

The last one says a lot about the sound quality on the CD.

Maybe something can be done about this quickly.

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  • March 07, 2011 17:16
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March 07, 2011 17:16

One could start to mention this in detail

But with a clear scan of the back and carrier it can be seen in any case.

But a field could be created with a choice option, but that also applies to mono, stereo and digital recorded and dolby cassettes.

And there are many more.

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  • March 10, 2011 20:21
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March 10, 2011 20:21

These points were discussed in the management consultation in September

Producers but also conductor

and also the covers.

but as long as filling in the standard data and the scans still does not run smoothly

It seems to me that mentioning AAD DDD etc in specifics is okay in any case

My priority is more to fill in the tracks as agreed !

given the desire to be able to search on tracks which request I think has been around for a year

Filling in scans 3x and of course the wish for 4 or more scans.

Furthermore, I would certainly welcome a valuation of the cover and accessories

that is a problem within this section, you are actually talking about 2 items

The carrier can be 100%

but the rest just 25%

Then the value of the item is not 100%, while it is now called

near mint

an example of an item

details:

Cover and plate look neat.

Very Good ( very good ): € 12.00

The scan of this item is not sharp

Is a price sticker which has been removed, the cover seems damaged very good very broadly

Here again comes into play. Clear scans especially for sale regardless of the price.

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