Rabbit Hole records

Poor selection Unprofessional Doesn’t show up on time

high prices and a clear focus on upselling. I noticed several misidentified records in the bins, and the process for selling records took significantly longer than it should have. The staff was unprofessional—mostly on their phones and unhelpful when I had questions. There are much better options in the area for both selection and service. Save yourself the headache and go to anywhere else the following businesses are way better For Buying/Selling/Trading Preserving Vinyl in New Kensington Jerry’s Records in Pittsburgh

I'm an incredibly new record collector/owner so maybe I can't be as critical as others but I walked away with an armful of steals and a positive experience. I had so much fun looking at everything and I found some good deals compared to other shops/online when I looked. Some of the albums I snagged were in phenomenal condition and I was surprised how reasonably priced they were. I am so happy to have something like Rabbit Hole Records close to home and can't wait to go back!

First time at Rabbit Hole Records and also new to vinyl. I was overwhelmed by the incredible selection that they had. This was not a box on the floor of a second hand store marked 3 for $10. This wasn't even the CD Warehouse down the road with some hidden diamonds in a lot of rough. This place is one flip of the finger after another of incredible album cover after album cover. As mentioned in a previous review, all of the albums seemed to be well researched and a little overpriced. (Another customer had an aside with me about how he had found their prices to be a bit high compared to two places in PGH) But because of how novel this all is for me, I don't mind a couple extra dollars to not sift through junk and see a lot of rarer albums in one place. It seemed like a good place to learn what these cuts that I can't afford look and feel like. I found one in particular that I was excited about. Led Zeppelin's In Through the Out Door. It was marked 1979 US Monarch Press VG/VG. I purchased it and took it home. Once again I've only collected records for a week, but it took me five minutes of research to see that it was a Presswell pressing and not a Monarch. So I would assume that anyone who buys and sells records saw that it was too and marked it Monarch instead of Presswell because monarch is more sought after and therefore more valuable. And this brand new collector fell for it. Of course I should have checked but at the time wouldn't have caught it anyway. I was relying on the person curating the store to be honest. Or informative about the pressing they have. I would just say buyer beware. Because there is really cool stuff in there. Make sure you know what you are looking for on the record that makes it cool. Because I found out the hard way that Rabbit Hole Records can't be trusted to label what they have honestly. Or if it's not dishonesty than it's incompetence. Either way it was really disappointing and disheartening for a new collector excited to check out a new place. I'll be back. But with a magnifying glass and discogs pulled up on my phone And I would recommend you do too.

Neat place, the location alone is worth checking out. Definitely have a decent selection, though some of the prices seemed on the high side. Most records had been researched though, so I appreciate that. Left with a few rare records including a bootleg Jethro Tull and a Steely Dan import EP. Go follow Alice down the Rabbit Hole!