Non-record store listening stations

gravelheadwrap

Any of your spots have these?I wouldn't really consider Half Price Books a record store, but I was surprised to see that the one in my area has a listening station now. Crappy headphones, one of those "vintage" turntables you can get at department stores and a 5 minute listening time limit haha. Do other Half Price Books have them? I've only been to a handful of others.Then there is an antique store close by that has a very limited amount of records, but tends to come up with some decent stuff here and there. They've got a listening station. Funny thing is that the owner doesn't like people to use headphones, he'd rather "hear what people are testing out."

pickwick33

there is an antique store close by that has a very limited amount of records, but tends to come up with some decent stuff here and there. They've got a listening station. Funny thing is that the owner doesn't like people to use headphones, he'd rather "hear what people are testing out."

nosy motherfucker

SteadyMurphy

Then there is an antique store close by that has a very limited amount of records, but tends to come up with some decent stuff here and there. They've got a listening station. Funny thing is that the owner doesn't like people to use headphones, he'd rather "hear what people are testing out."

i was at an antique store recently that tried to do the same thing, and when i pulled out the soundburger he was all offended that i didnt want to use his 70s receiver/recordplayer/radio/amp

dukeofdelridge

when i pulled out the soundburger

solid