Barnes & Noble 20% Off Labor Day Weekend

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  1. DigMyGroove

    DigMyGroove Forum Resident Thread Starter

    B&N is offering 20% off any item this weekend with the code LABORDAY17

    The coupon is valid at BN.com from August 31, 2017 at 12:01am to September 5, 2017 at 2:59am Eastern Time, and at Barnes & Noble stores from August 31, 2017 to September 4, 2017 at close of business.

    Happy Shopping!
     
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  2. Jack

    Jack Senior Member

    Pre-orders too?
     
  3. DigMyGroove

    DigMyGroove Forum Resident Thread Starter

    No Pre-Orders past or present, one item only in store and at BN.com.

    I've found you can usually use the coupon both in store and online without problems. Sometimes the in store coupon has been usable multiple times on separate purchases.
     
  4. MARTHY

    MARTHY Forum Resident

    Trouble with B&N is twofold: 1) unless it's a B&N exclusive vinyl, the price in the store is nearly always at least $1.50 more than the online price. And 2) even the online prices are way too high. I checked two titles: Sgt. Pepper's 50th Anniversary double LP and Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real double LP and both were approximately $10 higher than the Amazon price. So, using the 20% off coupon, you're still losing money....
     
  5. SJP

    SJP Forum Resident

    Location:
    Anaheim
    I grabbed the new Ride vinyl for $20 & change. Didn't even bother to look on Amazon.
     
  6. Dan

    Dan Senior Member

    Location:
    WNY
    Is there a physical coupon to use in-store?
     
  7. Dan

    Dan Senior Member

    Location:
    WNY
  8. I've found that Barnes & Noble has been pricing their music section higher this past summer after offering fairly good pricing across the board the past couple of years. They aren't discounting new releases much at all anymore.
     
  9. lightbulb

    lightbulb Not the Brightest of the Bunch

    Location:
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    True, the last time I compared prices, it seemed like Amazon had the better prices 9 out of 10 times.

    However, in 2017 I think of Barnes & Noble as a living period piece/slice of the old retail chain music/book store of the Brick & Mortar dinosaurs that used to roam every mall and shopping center.
    If I'm with friends or family at the mall, dining nearby, I'll try to mumble an excuse just to drop in the store, and see the exhibits, err, music on display.

    "Look, there's actually a table set up for Vinyl !!!"

    It's kind of a real life nostalgia trip, feeling incredulous that this is a precariously thriving link to Music Shopping of the Twentieth Century.
     
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  10. SJP

    SJP Forum Resident

    Location:
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    Which is why not everything has to be about saving every last penny or dollar by buying on Amazon. Somethings there is satisfaction in finding really cool stuff (albums, CDs, books, etc) while browsing a real store and actually taking your treasure home with you. I experienced this on Friday when I found the new Ride album there on vinyl. Who'd have thought that would be anywhere but an indie store?

    Yes, I buy plenty on Amazon but I also try to support the likes of B&N, Rhino, Amoeba, Port of Sound, Rockaway, and so on whenever I have a chance.
     
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  11. MARTHY

    MARTHY Forum Resident

    The one advantage for the B&N coupons is towards the B&N exclusive vinyl: whether it be colored vinyl, or a different cover, or autographed, or with an exclusive poster. The one point I have found regarding B&N's exclusives is that they are the same price online as they are in the store (not so with any other vinyl). So yes, I'm going to take advantage of the 20% off coupon in a local B&N store tomorrow and purchase the $18.99 Marty Stewart LP that is autographed by the entire band.
     
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  12. azjvm05

    azjvm05 Forum Resident

    Location:
    Arizona
    Anyone familiar with the B&N exclusive 2LP purple vinyl for Jimi Hendrix 'Electric Ladyland'? It seemed to get good reviews on Discogs. Thanks in advance.

    Electric Ladyland
     
  13. masterbucket

    masterbucket Senior Member

    Location:
    Georgia US
    I was surprised at the great sound on this one......and the price!
    Recommended.
     
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  14. clhboa

    clhboa Forum Resident

    Thanks for the heads up. Just got the new Elvis cd boxset.
     
  15. dkmonroe

    dkmonroe A completely self-taught idiot

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    Atlanta
    This isn't always the case but most of the time when I buy from B&N using a coupon, I compare the price with Amazon and the two often turn out to be the same or have a negligible difference. I buy most of my vinyl through B&N and would not do so if there were a $10 difference in Amazon's favor.
     
  16. Guitarded

    Guitarded Forum Resident

    Location:
    Montana
    any B & N Discount codes this week?
     
  17. longdist01

    longdist01 Senior Member

    Location:
    Chicago, IL USA
    Heard that last Monday (Columbus Day) Barnes & Noble had a 20% off coupon, too late though!


     
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