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Various MFSL Gold CDs CD Further Information Looking for the following titles to compliment my existing MFSL collection. Must be in excellent condition. Jethro Tull https://www.discogs.com/release/4107827-Jethro-Tull-Warchild https://www.discogs.com/release/1613954-Jethro-Tull-Thick-As-A-Brick Don Henley https://www.discogs.com/release/1599078-Don-Henley-Building-The-Perfect-Beast Supertramp https://www.discogs.com/release/1252326-Supertramp-Crime-Of-The-Century https://www.discogs.com/release/1608139-Supertramp-Breakfast-In-America Pink Floyd https://www.discogs.com/release/1125290-Pi
# Buyer Notes: Various MFSL Gold CDs
Price Assessment
At AUD $100, this lot sits well above typical used Mobile Fidelity CD pricing. Our recent comparable listings show a median asking price of AUD $69, with the interquartile range spanning AUD $64–AUD $81. The AUD $100 ask is roughly 45% above median—a significant premium that only justifies itself if the lot includes rare pressings, pristine condition across all discs, or sought-after titles that command collector premiums. Without knowing the specific album titles or their individual rarity, this feels ambitious. MFSL Gold CDs from the 1980s–2000s era remain desirable, but individual titles vary wildly in value; a bulk listing of common reissues won't command this markup.
What to Verify
Request a complete track listing of every title in the lot before committing. Check whether discs show any hairline scratches, discoloration, or laser rot—MFSL pressings are durable, but 20+ year old stock can deteriorate if stored poorly. Confirm original jewel cases and inserts are included and undamaged; missing or replaced packaging erodes value. Ask about playback history: do they skip or exhibit dropout? A quick sample play-through on your player is essential before finalizing.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab traces its roots to 1958, when recording engineer Brad Miller captured field recordings of vanishing steam locomotives in Southern California, releasing the inaugural "Memories in Steam" as MF-1. This mobile recording ethos evolved into the formal founding of Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab in 1977, dedicated to audiophile vinyl reissues mastered at half-speed from original tapes using proprietary techniques and premium Japanese vinyl. The California-based company has since preserved over 600 landmark albums, from the Beatles' Abbey Road to Led Zeppelin II, earning global acclaim as a fiercely independent curator of sonic fidelity.
While renowned for its Original Master Recordings on vinyl LPs and Super Audio CDs, Mobile Fidelity has expanded into hardware through MoFi Electronics. This division crafts high-performance turntables, phono stages, and audio components designed to complement its software legacy, emphasizing cutting-edge engineering, premium materials, and timeless craftsmanship for unparalleled source accuracy.
Positioned firmly in the high-end audiophile market, Mobile Fidelity commands reverence among collectors and critics for its uncompromising quality and innovation. Its limited-edition releases and equipment appeal to discerning buyers seeking the purest artistic intent, blending heritage preservation with modern excellence in a niche where detail obsession defines excellence.
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