Is there a meta-search engine for used CDs and DVDs?

[womzilla]

I suspect that most or all of the people reading this page are aware of Bookfinder (http://www.bookfinder.com), which is a "meta-search engine" for used books. That is, you enter a search on Bookfinder, and it sends out requests to dozens of used book services, including individual stores like Barnes and Noble (http://www.bn.com) or Powells (http://www.powells.com), consolidators like Advanced Book Exchange (http://www.abebooks.com), and person-to-person sale sites like eBay (http://www.ebay.com) and Half (http://www.half.com). Bookfinder is a near-miracle, an indispensible tool for a book addict like me.

I'm wondering, though, if there are similar services for music CDs and for DVDs. Any suggestions, anyone?

Comments

[dougo.livejournal.com]

The closest I've run across is GEMM (http://gemm.com/), but I think sellers have to register on the site rather than it just searching other sites automatically. They do have a lot of sellers, though.

I have a vague recollection of some sort of comparison shopper site for CDs a while ago that shut down. Maybe the RIAA went after them... who knows.

[kalimac.livejournal.com]

Never mind a meta-engine, is there a good search engine for used CDs at all? (I don't count Amazon as "good".)

[womzilla.livejournal.com]

Well, it has to be a meta engine, or you don't get cross-store comparisons.

Most of the used music I've bought online has been through eBay or Half, and I've only been disappointed with the quality of the purchased object once that I can recall (out of about a hundred purchases).

[cheshyre]

Will http://www.bestwebbuys.com/ do anything for you?
[dealtime also used to be another comparison service, but that seems dead.]