Deal alert / Queen Studio Collection 18LP coloured vinyl box set
The forthcoming, stunning, Queen Studio Collection, which contains all 15 studio albums pressed across 18 coloured vinyl LPs is available to order via Amazon France today at a highly competitive price.
This is ‘just’ €349 which equates to a shade above £250, about as cheap as you can get this at present. The price tag undercuts the Universal Store by £35 and those in the USA will be paying approx $328 plus shipping. Amazon US have the same set for a laughable $859!
This set is released on 25 September 2015.
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Sorry I meant xtra-vision
This is available for just over £200 with voucher code hmv5 at extra vision.
PopMarket has it for $390 today (US only, free shipping).
It’s worth noting that the US Amazon price is ~$467 http://www.amazon.com/Complete-Studio-17-Box-Set/dp/B011S4B8EI/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1441141532&sr=8-4&keywords=queen+box+set
While you can order the one listed above in the article (the “import” version), Amazon has both available.
This is a good price, but not as good as the Italian price highlighted on this blog a few weeks ago. My Italian price delivered is €333.18 (£244.54) whereas the French price is €359.59 delivered which equates to £263.19. That what records deal is tempting though to maybe get it quicker (Amazon Italy can be very slow). Any of these deals are excellent value though.
Yes you’re right, it was a little bit cheaper on Amazon Italy (although not any more).
It’s been £249.99 on What Records for a while now, plus £8 p&p!
Excellent Dealers.Recommend.
…pre-ordered this for a little more from Amazon Italy, when Paul advised previously.
“Interesting” price currently on Amazon UK…
FYI – The Amazon (USA) price is not UK 859 pounds but US $859 = UK560 pounds :-)
Oh yes. Thanks, now corrected.
Just FYI – Currently Euros 349 is closer to about US $392 :-)
No, because you have to deduct 20% first (ie the VAT) before doing the conversion.