Disk Union Yokohama-Nishiguchi CD Record Store - Yokohama

It was about 20 minutes on foot, so I was curious about it. So I bought nearly 20,000 used jazz records. The status notation of the record was B (EX), but when I played it on my home system, needle skipping occurred. The cartridge used is Soundsmith's Nautilus, and the stylus pressure is set to the heaviest one recommended by the manufacturer. It was a slight skip phenomenon that the silence lasted for about 0.5 seconds, but it happened the same when I tried it a second time, and the price was returned only to the price. I wanted to buy another record instead, and tried to buy nearly 20,000 used records with different titles, but when I asked at the cash register, "Isn't this skipping?" There are no scratches and it does not seem to cause skipping. " In other words, I would say I'm lying. If you can see the actual playback quality of a record just by looking at it, I think it's superhuman. However, it seems that the staff at this shop can understand everything just by looking at it, and I'm just afraid. After all, I didn't buy the record. In addition, the staff who responded to the above always came every time and instructed the surroundings, so it is probably the store manager or someone similar to it. Also, every time I ask a question about playback quality such as the presence or absence of noise at this store, I am asked to listen to it myself. Frankly, I don't have time to listen to everything. The quality of the listening device is also low. Headphones, in particular, are low quality enough to ruin high quality records. Since noise may generate static electricity, there are some parts that cannot be asserted, but I wanted you to confidently declare that there is no question regarding the presence or absence of needle skipping. Or is it grading just by looking, without listening? If so, it is unreliable as a specialty store. If you are responsible for Yahoo Auctions, Ebay, or even an individual seller at Discogs, you should listen to it before listing. I want to pay as much as I want for good things, but I don't want to pay as much as the tears of a sparrow for bad things. However, I appreciate that you accepted the return. Disk Union had only used it online, but I didn't know that the actual store was like this. This store didn't suit me personally, but this time I'll go to the nearby Kannai store as well. It seems that there is more emphasis on jazz, and it seems to be more enjoyable in that respect as well.