Great store, big selection
A weird location, but definitely the best record store I've ever been to. I went in for a turntable, and Chris was able to answer every single one of my questions honestly. At no point did I feel pressured, and he was more than respectful of my budget, even telling me a more expensive table wouldn't be worth it with my setup to avoid me wasting money.
Doug Kepple the owner of the record museum is an unrighteous business man, he will offer you pennies for your records, wont even come close to offering a fair amount, because he figures 9 times out of ten, you really need the money, and after he rips you off, he'll mark up high prices for the same very record he ripped you off for. My advice, from an avid vinyl record collector, is to drive right by his shop, it's not a record museum, it's a vinyl trap. Then he wonders why those same records don't sell like hot cakes. How do you expect to sell records how you want, if you're completely unfair to everyone you buy records from doug? Then if you ask him to be fair, he'll be very rude, make you wait 20 minutes, go off somewhere else, all to come back and disrespect you in front of his employees, and customers. I bet he marks them up even way higher on discogs. What goes around comes around dougie !!!! A wolf with sheep's clothing on! I see pretends like he's a good business man to folks who actually buy his records, well try selling your vinyls that you know are worth something to him, and you'll see the wolf under the sheep cloth.
Awesome place for vinyls. Definitely worth checking out
Definitely a weird location at first i past it then when i went in I only saw. story samples everywhere after wandering a little i found some stairs where the walls were lined with records so i assumed that's where i was supposed to go... when i got upstairs I saw a huge room of records and I thought "JACKPOT!!" but once i got in the room i realized it's mostly rock/pop classics... I was looking for R&B/hip hop/gospel/jazz all of which were the smallest sections in the store... the gospel and hip hop was non existent the R&B had more quantity than quality a ton of well known artist and rare albums but most of which were in poor condition both the actual vinyl and the sleeves.
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