On-line Stores & Sellers

Kalevala · May 29, 2025, 10:11:23 AM

Quote from: Spotted Horses on May 29, 2025, 08:26:10 AMI think Supraphon has a separate web site in English, which doesn't have downloads.

I found this:

"The beginning of 2008 marked another milestone for SUPRAPHON: it is now possible to download SUPRAPHON's recordings from online stores around whole world as iTunes, Amazon, Napster, Spotify, eMusic, Rhapsody and other online stores.

The constantly expanding selection of available recordings includes older titles as well as our newest ones, and music lovers can of course download individual tracks or entire albums. Don't hesitate to take advantage of the fastest and easiest way to get your favorite music from SUPRAPHON!

Spotify/ Deezer/ iTunes/ Amazon/ eMusic/ Rhapsody"

K

steve ridgway · May 29, 2025, 10:20:53 PM

Quote from: Kalevala on May 29, 2025, 10:11:23 AMI found this:

"The beginning of 2008 marked another milestone for SUPRAPHON: it is now possible to download SUPRAPHON's recordings from online stores around whole world as iTunes, Amazon, Napster, Spotify, eMusic, Rhapsody and other online stores.

The constantly expanding selection of available recordings includes older titles as well as our newest ones, and music lovers can of course download individual tracks or entire albums. Don't hesitate to take advantage of the fastest and easiest way to get your favorite music from SUPRAPHON!

Spotify/ Deezer/ iTunes/ Amazon/ eMusic/ Rhapsody"

K

Their Czech online store sells downloads from many labels, not just their own.

Spotted Horses · May 31, 2025, 07:27:37 AM

Quote from: steve ridgway on May 29, 2025, 10:20:53 PMTheir Czech online store sells downloads from many labels, not just their own.

Yes, it was an RCA box set I got from Supraphon.cz. I visited Supraphon.com and I did not find anything for sale on the site, just links to other retailers (such as amazon) where music could be purchased.

Spotted Horses · June 26, 2025, 10:03:28 AM

FWIW, my wife placed an order for some clothing from a retailer in the Netherlands (shipped to the US). A tariff of about 20% as assessed on a $260 dollar purchase (to be paid to the shipper, UPS, before delivery). This is unprecedented in the US, although similar to the experience we had in Canada.) Among other things, this indicates the waiver of tariffs on relatively small value purchases has been removed. There is a universal tariff of 10% on everything, the excess may be applicable to clothing.

The really annoying thing is that there is no simple way to figure out what tariff would be applied to any given purchase, until you get the bill. This will certainly discourage me from the experiment of purchasing any physical media from overseas.