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Jinghai Chen
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I recently used RCRDBox for my event and I must say it was an average experience. The customer service was okay but not great. The equipment provided was in good condition but could have been better. Overall, I would consider using their services again.

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About RCRDBox

RCRDBox recreates one of the lost joys of the record store - taking a gamble on weird, cheap music you've never heard of. Could be bizarre math rock or smooth jazz, who knows. But hey, the artwork looks cool!

Every month, they send 10 random albums (CD or vinyl, your pick) to your door. They're gathered both from Portland's copious independent record stores and closeouts sent to them by labels who want to reach their aggressively hip audience. They curate the library to keep things both interesting and quality. Subscribers are explicitly guaranteed to never get the same album twice, and implicitly guaranteed to get something completely different from what they're used to.