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Sell Dave Wang vinyl records appraisal priorities
- Is the edition uncommon?
- What is the sleeve and disc condition?
- Are the original inserts complete?
If the edition is unclear, photograph the cover, label, disc and accessories, then send them through the WhatsApp link above.
Complete item notes
Dave Wong's "Who Knows a Wanderer's Heart," released in 1989,is a classic in the Chinese music scene. This album not only solidified his status as the "Singer-Wanderer" but also became an evergreen in the vinyl collector's market. For collectors looking to sell used records or transfer Dave Wong vinyl at a top cash,understanding the subtle differences between various versions is crucial.
Comparison Chart of "Who Knows a Wanderer's Heart" Vinyl Editions
| Version Type | Release Characteristics and Identification Points | Sound Performance and Collection Recommendation |
| 1989 Hong Kong Warner First Press | Delicately printed cover,Warner Records logo on the back,classic red/white label design on the record center. | The analog sound is the warmest and fullest,making it the preferred high-value resale version for experienced collectors. |
| Korean Press | Cover usually has "MADE IN KOREA" printed on the back,and the record label information may differ slightly. | Excellent pressing quality with relatively low surface noise,highly sought after in the Hong Kong vinyl market. |
| Promotional Sample (Not For Sale) | Record label printed with "Not For Sale" or "Sample," extremely rare production. | Extremely rare,a top-tier item in professional vinyl record buyback. |
| Recent Reissue/Repress | Cover colors are brighter,usually 180g heavy vinyl,with the reissue year marked. | Suitable for daily listening. While its appreciation potential is lower than first presses,market demand remains stable. |
How to Assess the Value of Your Dave Wong Vinyl Record.
When buyback 80s vinyl records,condition is the core factor determining price. 9Box Music maintains a professional attitude and offers the following assessment standards for Dave Wong's albums to give you a satisfactory quote:
- Cover Integrity: Check for yellowing,water stains,edge wear,or previous owner's signatures. Are the original lyric inserts complete.
- Record Flatness: Records stored vertically for a long time generally have higher value. Significant warping will affect playback quality.
- Surface Scratches: Minor hairline scratches usually don't affect sound quality,but noticeable deep scratches (skips) will significantly impact the purchase price.
- Presence of OBI Strip: For Japanese or specific reissue versions,retaining the original OBI strip can increase the record resale price by over 20%.
Professional Vinyl Preservation and buyback Advice
If you own classic albums by Dave Wong,such as "Who Knows a Wanderer's Heart" or "A Game A Dream," we recommend following these preservation methods to maintain their highest value in the second-hand market:
- Humidity Control: Hong Kong's climate is humid,and vinyl records are most susceptible to mold. It's recommended to store them in an environment with 40-50% relative humidity.
- Replace Inner Sleeves: Discard old,deteriorated plastic inner sleeves and replace them with anti-static rounded bottom sleeves to prevent clouding of the record surface.
- Vertical Storage: Absolutely avoid stacking to prevent warping due to pressure.
9Box Music has long specialized in second-hand record buyback in Hong Kong. We not only offer cash buyback services but also respect every musical sentiment. If you are looking for a reliable vinyl buyback store,please contact us for an initial online appraisal. Whether it's scattered collections or entire boxes of old records,we provide professional and transparent quotation processes,allowing classic music to continue its legacy.
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Album Tracklist
01 Who Knows a Wanderer's Heart / Music by Dave Wong / Lyrics by Poon Yuen-leung
02 Why Separate / Music by Dave Wong / Lyrics by Poon Yuen-leung
03 Troubles Are Only Mine / Music by Dave Wong / Lyrics by Lin Xi
04 A Little Bit of Poetic Charm / Music by Dave Wong / Lyrics by Chan Siu-kei
05 Silent Again / Music by Yuen Cheuk-faan / Lyrics by Lam Chun-keung
06 Keep Going / Music by Wong Wai-hong / Lyrics by Ching Wai-kuen / One of the publicly solicited local creations
07 Fading Love / Music by Wong Bo-kwong / Lyrics by Wong Bo-kwong / One of the publicly solicited local creations
08 Deep Wounds / Music by Antonio Arevalo Jr. / Lyrics by Poon Wai-yuen
09 Through Wind and Rain / Music by Wong Sheung-wai / Lyrics by Poon Yuen-leung
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