Record Outlet

What an amazing store. Great selection of used and new LPs and CDs.

The web site says they buy and sell DVDs, but the girl behind the counter told me they don’t buy DVDs any more. Packing up the DVDs and driving over there was a waste of my time, and I don’t appreciate being misled by the web site when it’s so easy to change that text. Maybe the store is great in other ways, I don’t know. My review is only intended to say that their website is misleading in this one way.

What an unexpected treasure this store turned out to be. The moment we walked in the door we were met with a fantastically curated soundtrack from the lovely employee behind the counter, who subsequently became an excellent partner in helping us find the music we were looking for - no notes! There really is something for everyone here - cassettes, albums, 45's, reel to reels, shellacs - and all in a charming and eclectic setting which sets the perfect tone for shopping for previously enjoyed media. Do yourself a favor and visit today.

I bought a cassette a few months ago and when I finally got around to listening to it, it doesn’t even work first song. Good to know this place can’t even test the products they sell.

I have a collection of about 1,000 albums and was looking to sell most of them. I took two dozen of random albums into the store for a cash price. The price I was given was $10. I randomly put in a couple of albums that may have little or no value but I also place a couple of albums that were priced with some value on the internet. On the very low side, one album was selling, again on the low end for $8 and the other one, selling for $35. Again, the cash price for these two albums along with the other 22 was only $10. I'd rather donate them than sell them to this shop. I realize they need to make a profit, but to buy a $35 album that can easily be sold for probably $2 just doesn't make sense to me and I feel taken advantage of..