Difference between revisions of "Virgin Megastore, London, England"
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Discs with "VIRGIN MEGASTORE" in the matrix area of the hub were pressed at this facility. | Discs with "VIRGIN MEGASTORE" in the matrix area of the hub were pressed at this facility. | ||
Revision as of 12:20, 31 May 2010
| Virgin Megastore, London, England | |
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| Location | 14-16 Oxford Street (Bottom Floor), Westminster, London, UK |
| Online | Unknown |
| Operators | Unknown |
| Shutdown | Unknown |
The Virgin Megastore in London once included a CD manufacturing facility (!). Virgin founder/impresario Richard Branson believed this was a great opportunity for music buyers to see how CDs were made. Unfortunately for Branson, there are far more financially-productive ways to use retail space you're paying Oxford Street rents for. CD manufacturing is not a particularly interesting process to watch, and unlike Krispy Kreme donuts (which are often made in "showroom" facilities inside their stores), there's not much difference between a CD that's hot off the press and one that's been sitting around for a while.
Discs with "VIRGIN MEGASTORE" in the matrix area of the hub were pressed at this facility.