Infinity Records

Massapequa Park, United States

4.4

Closed now

12 reviews

Accepts Credit Cards

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Telephone:
+1 516-221-0634
Website:
www.infinityrecordsusa.com
Address:
510 Park Blvd, Massapequa Park, NY, 11762
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
780 ftMassapequa Park
0.6 miMassapequa
1.6 miSeaford
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Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
Parking
Street, Private Lot
Bike Parking
Yes
Wheelchair Accessible
Yes
Dogs Allowed
Yes

Today

Today 10:30 am – 8:00 pm
Closed now
Local time (Massapequa Park) 10:34 PM Friday, November 29, 2024

Business hours

Monday 10:30 am – 5:45 pm
Tuesday 10:30 am – 5:45 pm
Wednesday 10:30 am – 5:45 pm
Thursday 10:30 am – 7:00 pm
Friday 10:30 am – 8:00 pm
Saturday 10:30 am – 5:45 pm
Sunday 11:00 am – 4:00 pm

Description

Specialties

We BUY & SELL New and Used Records LP’s and 45’s Compact Discs. Vintage Stereo Equipment, Guitars, String Instruments. Gold record awards, autographs, almost anything related to the Music Industry. TOP Prices Paid for Quality Items. Most items priced fairly with the best selection of mint $ 2.76 records in New York. Jazz Music is one of our specialtys. Genres in stock at all times: Rock, Soul, Disco 12″, Hip Hop, Jazz, Classical, Punk, Prog, Metal, Psych, Indie, Doo Wop, Soundtracks, New Releases (we can order anything you need). We also pay the most for record and music collections. Anything mint or sealed we want it and will pay you well. Estate purchases our specialty. No collection too large or small. Try us once and you will keep coming back.

History

Established in 1990.

Established as a small 600 square foot record store in Wantaugh in 1990, to our current massive 2000 square foot retail location in Massapequa Park, conveniently located accross the street from the Long Island Rail Road stop. (Bablylon Branch)

Meet the Manager

Corey L.

Manager

Corey has been with the store as Manager for 3 plus years, and has an incredible knowledge of music and related. Always able to help customers and appraise any items brought into the store. Can discust the history or Sun Ra or Glenn Miller, your choice.

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12 reviews of Infinity Records

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Place rating: 5
Malverne, NY
Any praise given to this place couldn’t be high enough. Have been here twice. First time I went on my birthday with my (now ex) girlfriend, and only bought things that I knew and loved, which I found plenty of. The second time I went, I talked to the guys for a while, and only bought stuff I had never listened to and was recommended for me by them. Both times, I only received quality records, that I listen to almost daily. No other record shop I’ve ever been to in my entire life had as much genuine charm and authenticity as this one. Will be coming here as long as I am listening to music.
Place rating: 5
Indio, CA
A friend of mine told me about this store through his YouTube videos, saw on one of the videos a record they had, got a hold of them and sure enough was able to buy it, they were so helpful and accommodating. So happy to have done business with them, certainly will again!
Paulina Angel
Indio, California
Place rating: 4
SOUTH OZONE PARK, NY
Good used Lp selection, but, I found the used CD selection to be poor. I must explain that I’m looking for bluegrass, blues, rockabilly and pre-​1964 country. Nice selection of used hi-​fi at quite good prices!
Place rating: 5
Freeport, NY
I am so going back to this joint again and again. Lost my vinyl in one of the Long Island hurricanes. Unfortunately the new place I am in doesn’t allow for replacement vinyl due to lack of room. But there are still some things I want to have. Things that are meant to be on vinyl. I ran in quick tonight to pick up some of those little doohickies you need for 45’s. Grabbed 6 and started snapping shots of the store for posting on Unilocal,FB, Twitter & Instagram. A short conversation later I felt like I was in a friend’s living room. Now I have to go back and get a turntable to play the bunch of 45’s I bought the doohickies for!
Extremely friendly people. Wish I had more time to spend tonight wandering and browsing but now I have a reason to go back again and again. Not that I really needed a reason! So many good things to look at and buy!!!
If you’re in to music, you must go see Infinity Records.
Place rating: 4
Massapequa, NY
Not a bad record store at all. Extensive classical, jazz, big band, blues, and soul collections but lacking a bit in a selection of newer stuff. Helpful staff, non-​judgmental.
My only complaint is their space management. The place is huge and they don’t make good use of it. A lot of half-​empty shelves. Supposedly they have a whole basement full of stuff that hasn’t gone upstairs yet (probably 45s or repeats), but it seems sparse when other record stores are packed to the gills with treasure.
Overall, it’s recommended.
Place rating: 5
Jackson Heights, NY
I live in Queens, but I make it a point to go to Infinity Records as often as I can get out there. Their stock has constant turnover, they have very fair prices, and always have lots of different records to look through. Seriously, I am incapable of going into Infinity without spending $ 60 – 100, even when I tell myself I’m not going to go too crazy.
Their stock definitely veers towards classic rock, soul, and jazz records, and they are more the kind of shop that has lots of relatively common records rather than a curated selection of rare records, but the last time I was there I found a handful of semi-​rare early US post punk /​punk singles for cheap. Also, they are very condition conscious and never seem to overprice records that are in less than stellar shape. This place is worth hitting up if you are a vinyl fan for sure!
Place rating: 4
Bellmore, NY
Stopped by today to try and sell my old linear turntable, unfortunately it was missing a stylus so they didn’t want it BUT i found Steely Dan Aja on vinyl and a few other things. Very cool spot and TONS of stuff. I will def go back soon and spend more time there. Very helpful staff as well.
Place rating: 5
Wantagh, NY
I was so happy to discover this place. Vinyl & CD’s some nice turntables for sale, etc. The person working there was extremely helpful. I found some of the music I was looking for. The prices I thought were very good. Overall, this store just has a really nice vibe. It reminds me when I was a kid & I used to go to the record store.
Also, very nicely organized.
Place rating: 4
East Meadow, NY
It’s more than a record store. Once upon a time it was exclusively vinyl. It has morphed into records, music memorabilia and vintage electronic equipment. Still worth the trip, they have a discount section of hundreds of lp’s all under $ 3 !!! Looks cluttered but is some what organized. The people who work there are laid back and knowledgeable. Good place for the novice and the long time collector.
Place rating: 5
New Bedford, MA
The store is quite the place. One of the last of its kind, Infinity Records has been around for many years now. No place ever has everything, but Infinity is awful close and has everything so clean it’s remarkable.
Place rating: 4
East Northport, NY
Pretty solid record store. It’s a pretty big place, and they do have a lot of LPs (mostly common). LPs are sorted well, but 7″ records are not sorted with the exception of Disco. Owner seems like a pretty nice guy. Prices are generally pretty fair, although he does overcharge for 45s.
Place rating: 3
Seaford, NY
Pretty big store by todays standards. Mostly used, some rarities but mostly common LPs that anyone would trade in. They do have a healthy selection of oldies (pre Brititsh invasion), Classic Rock, Jazz, and some classical. If you are just starting out, it’s a good place because they have a lot of staples that should be part of any collection. My interest is mostly newer rock and punk, which they don’t have as much of, but it’s nice that they separate the new releases instead of dispersing them into their much larger stock of used LPs.