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Halo 2 (Deluxe Triple Vinyl)

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$39.6 $60 In stock

Category: 12 Inch Vinyl Record

  • 2026 Reissue
  • 26 specially remastered tracks from the 2004 game
  • Standard Edition heavyweight black LPs
  • Sleeve artwork by Isaac Hannaford (former Lead Concept Artist, Bungie)
  • Wide-spined outer sleeve
  • Printed inner sleeves

This is a pre-order expected to ship by January 15th, 2027. If you ordered this item with any other products, we will begin shipping those items immediately, depending on their pre-order status.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Grace ★★★★★

Finally got my hands on this reissue and the wide-spined outer sleeve is a really nice touch for keeping everything organized. Isaac Hannaford's artwork on the cover is stunning and brings back so many memories from the campaign.

Eli O. ★★★★★

The remastering on these 26 tracks is crisp and clean, bringing the 2004 score to life without losing its gritty edge. The heavyweight black LPs feel solid in hand, and Isaac Hannaford’s wide-spined sleeve art is a proper homage to the game’s vibe.

Alexander ★★★★★

Got this for a friend who’s a huge fan of the original game—the remastered audio is noticeably cleaner, and the wide-spined sleeve feels sturdier than most reissues I own. Vinyl’s heavy and flat, no warps out of the shrink.