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    Vintage Audio Exchange - receivers galore

    Vintage Audio Exchange

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    One of the best selections of vintage audio equipment in the area, and very friendly service. I…read moredrove a couple hours to see the store, and it was well justified. Ed is both knowledgeable and kind. He took the time to talk through what I was looking for, options I needed, and equipment that fit the bill in my particular price range. He also offered to hook it up anything I was looking at, so I could give a listen. From those new to the vintage audio world to enthusiasts to serious collectors, I really couldn't recommend this place more.

    I've been wanting to check this store out for many years, and finally got the opportunity to…read morerecently. After a few failed attempts, because of odd hours, I was finally able to catch them while they were open. They seam to only be open a few days a week, every other week or so, but have a sign posted letting you know the next days they're scheduled to be open. The owner was friendly and welcomed me in. I was always curious what they had, and was pleased to find they have a nice selection of vinyl, sorted by genre and alphabetically, as well as old stereo components (receivers, turntables, cd decks, etc) from many manufacturers. They carry array of speakers in all sizes, and and brands, as well as a small selection of used CDs, Cassettes, and old concert posters. I enjoyed my visit, unfortunately, much of what I looked at was out of my budget. Still fun to look, and a bit nostalgic, with so much of the world going digital. Check them out if you have time.

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    Creative Acoustics

    (3 reviews)

    Everything's good, there goal is to please. They've done all of my car Audio systems for the past…read more30 years, I had never been so impressed with such service, now they're doing the same for my Djay system. They're the BEST.

    I would not recommend this place. Avoid this place at all costs…read more I found this place because they were an EV authorized repair shop. Convenient, since I have a vintage EV speaker than needed a recone. I dropped it off, and my name, phone number, and email was put on the back of the speaker. They said they would call me when it was done. A month later, no response. I called them, and they had no clue about my speaker, and told me to call back when a specific person was there. I called back the following day, and the person was clueless, couldn't find my speaker, and took my number to call me back. I never received a phone call. I called again a week or two later. The guy again told me that I needed to speak to 'Josh' who was not available. I told him that I've already not been called back. After about 2 minutes of looking he found my speaker and that it was done, but could not tell me the price of repair and that they would call me back. I never received a call back. I decided to drive in and just pick it up at this point. They grabbed my speaker and the price was less than expected. That's cool. Okay, so I got it home and hooked it up. There's still voice coil rub with the new cone. The speaker was obviously not re-coned correctly and the new voice coil is rubbing. Apparently they don't check their work. I should have just sent my boat anchor of a speaker into EV for repair, since I will now have to do that anyway. This place is an aesthetic dump, in a crap part of town, and their customer service is the worst I have ever seen. If management actually reads reviews to drive improvement into their business, which I doubt is the case at this point, here's what I would say: * Technology offers great ways to track open orders, status of completion, and track when customers have been followed-up with on status. Implement a robust tracking system for orders, and USE it. Be on-top of customer order status and proactively reach out when you are finished with their product. * Figure out a way to be accountable for returning phone calls, and empowering your staff to be able to speak on behalf of the status/price of other people's work. * Re-Train your staff on how to re-cone a speaker. * Check your work when it is complete. * Your hours are inconvenient. Be open for some time outside of M-F business hours.

    Audio Exchange - stereo_installation - Updated September 2026

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