Pitchfork Records Stereo

Shittiest, rudest record store I’ve ever been to. Walked in the door with records, I was yelled at by the old man who owns the store repeatedly to «put my records down». Then when he actually made the time to look through the records I was told to bring in for him to look at he glanced at all of the classic early 60s to early 80s Beastie Boy, Kiss and other greats and said «I don’t want any get out». I highly suggest flipping this dude off when walking by his stupid record store

Well stocked shop, friendly, knowledgeable staff. Have found many hard to find movies and music.

I went in to buy a record player and to start a vinyl collection. The owner mike was on the phone when I went over to look at the record players and rudely says I’m on a personal phone call you have to go over there, well imo you shouldn’t be talking on the sales floor and two you lost out on a few hundred bucks of a sale and any further business from me, I hope your not cheating on the fake blond of a wife you have. Have a nice day

This store is great! I go there to get used CDs and they always have what I’m looking for. The staff are friendly and it’s just a really laid back place to shop! Shop local!

I was in recently for the first time in awhile & found that the vinyl selection has been greatly expanded (much to my enjoyment).

I don’t collect records, and I don’t own a record player to even play them, but Pitchfork turned me on to the hype that surrounds vinyl. This place is like a gold mine for those appreciate the lost art of real, good music.
Pitchfork is a massive store with wall-​to-​wall bins stocked with records. Their selection is vast and their prices are reasonable. You can find almost any album here, from the oldies but goodies to music from the 90’s. As you nearly hopelessly sift through the collections they have, the employees are more than happy to assist customers who are simply lost or can’t find what they’re looking for. The staff is not only knowledgeable but incredibly pleasant and easy-​going (especially with first timers like me).
I grew up in a generation whose vintage music was cassette tapes, but Pitchfork still made me feel nostalgic, regardless of my lack of relationship with the era of records. Pitchfork made me think of my parents in their 20’s, purchasing records in a store very similar to this, and that was a beautiful moment that I couldn’t help but appreciate.
So, if you’re looking to relive your glory days of youth or you want to tap into some of that magic your parents experienced, Pitchfork is the place to do it.

Super friendly staff and good selection. No real bargains in new music, but used are fairly priced. For those folks into vinyl, they have a great selection and also a variety of phonographs. The store has a cool vibe and the staff is friendly. Recommend.

Possibly my favorite place to get records and vinyl. There is a selection of brand new which i would probably never get but once in a while I like to get something that isn’t classic rock which predominately is what you will find in places that sell vinyl. The CD selection, likewise is very good. The DVD selection is some what of an after thought and about as popular as the casettes. Good selection here on electronics and the owner is very knowledgeable for all types of media, systems and such things, he is almost so knowledgable he will leave you speechless if you don’t know what you are asking.
This is the quintisential record store, the one you might find in High Fidelity if it really existed. They get a lot of new stuff in so they are worth checking into a couple of times a month. Also, it takes a while to go through everything if you are looking for vinyl so i would go after you have eaten and have an empty bladder.