Their selection is awesome and the owner is super nice and helpful. I was visiting from out of town…read moreand he shipped my records back with great carethey arrived quickly in perfect condition and he even put in some stickers. I will definitely be back next time I'm in town!

Store owner is extremely rude look at the google reviews any hint of criticism the owner replies…read morewith "LOL" or condescending remarks. It's giving extremely immature manchild. I would never support a business that speaks to its customers in the way this owner does. Look at the google reviews before going to this shop. There are so many other small businesses to support that won't talk to you in a disrespectful way. Please take your business elsewhere so you can be treated with respect and spoken to like a human being. The owner must have a fragile ego to be speaking in this way to people.

Friendly people, good vibes and great music. I like browsing the shelves. Glad to have this store…read morein my area.

Finally a decent vinyl spot in the west valley. While running around today supporting a few local…read morebusinesses I was told about Deadwax and had to head over before making my way home. I'm always on the look out for certain items on my list and was lucky enough to pick one up today. I don't go by a certain genre, and my collection is very assorted to say the least. I saw a few more I'd like to add, but all in moderation right? HA The location is pretty small, but I'd say it had a good selection. Some items were new as well as used. There were also some posters, tshirts, stickers and pins for purchase as well. I read on a previous review that service wasn't great, but I found it to be awesome and even chatted a little. Prices for some items were a bit high, but keep in mind you're also supporting a local business. I'd rather my money go into that than a big corporation.

If you're looking for a legit old-school used record shop, this is it! Plenty of parking, music…read moreblasting, store guy who is just chilling, and tons to look through. I didn't have time to look beyond records - this time!

it was a cool store and good prices i had bought a cream record. It was good condition and he even…read moregave me a free cover for it.

Hadn't been in here since my 20's. I got the Prince Black Album on Wax from the owner back then as…read moreit was not a full release and only certain people had it for sale. They don't have the database but it is still that old school relaxing record store and they have turntables to ask them to play albums. I'll be back. I just picked up a new record player and that classic vinyl sound I grew up with before CD's. Fluffy Grandma Recommends

Small, cozy shopping experience. Small in inventory when compared to Zia Records and others, but…read morestill a nice walk thru. Little bit of everything for everyone.

The In Groove -- A Place That Respects the Music…read more There are record stores, and then there are places that understand what this hobby is really about. The In Groove is the latter. From the moment you walk in, there's a sense of order and intention. The space is clean, organized, and easy to navigate--something that might seem simple on the surface, but in reality reflects a deeper respect for both the music and the people searching for it. You're not digging through chaos. You're exploring a collection that feels cared for. As you move through the bins, that feeling continues. The records aren't just stocked--they're curated. There's a quiet confidence in knowing that what you're flipping through has been chosen, not just accumulated. For someone who values condition, pressings, and the integrity of the music, that matters. It turns browsing into something more deliberate, more enjoyable, and ultimately more rewarding. Along one wall sits a collection of vintage audio gear--amplifiers, receivers, pieces of history that remind you this hobby doesn't end with the record itself. It's about the entire chain--the system, the room, the experience. Seeing those components in that setting connects everything together. Music isn't just something you own. It's something you build around. What stands out most is how easy it is to slow down here. There's no pressure, no rush--just the quiet rhythm of discovery. You find yourself taking your time, paying attention, and reconnecting with why you got into this in the first place. The In Groove isn't just a place to buy records. It's a place that respects the process of listening. And that makes all the difference

This space is pretty well organized and well stocked. I didn't find as many used vinyl as I would…read morehave hoped, and while some prices were reasonable, most of what I found was a bit too high for me. Sometimes it just comes down to whatever ends up in stock. Still a nice shop to look through.

My daughter loves this store for Labubu's. I love that it's a small family-owned shop and the…read moreowner is so nice, always giving us deals for being repeat customers.

I get all my Pokemon plushies from here and there are a few figurines they carry that I haven't…read morebeen able to find anywhere else. The owner is friendly and it's my favorite anime shop to visit.

Trill is a whole lot of fun! Hip hop is their focus, but they have so much more. It's a cool…read moreplace to just wander around.

It's a great store to shop at and it has lots of brand to look at and buy . The owner are nice and…read morefriendly the store has great vibe to it .

This is the friendliest music store I've ever been to. The older gentleman, Roy, is very easygoing…read moreand quick to offer help with a smile and advice, and knows where everything is in the store blindfolded, but will let you look on your own if you prefer too. The store is packed with any genre of sheet music and books (and TAB form) for every instrument you can imagine (banjo, dulcimer, mandolin, vocals, guitar, piano, brass instruments, woodwinds, etc all of them). They sell accessories such as guitar strings, tuners, straps, picks, music stands, and some acoustic guitars and banjos as well. Vinyl records and small musical gifts line the walls, it's so fun to explore and each time you visit you'll find something new, as there's so much selection. If there is something they don't have in stock, they will order it for you. The vibe is very relaxed and they are never pushy, you can look around for 30 min alone exploring if you want and just ask if you need anything. Love this place and can't recommend it enough, it's also a vintage store with history dating back to the 1950's so it has such cute charm and decor, it's an experience that online shopping can't give. I now purchase all my sheet music and guitar accessories from Central Music, support local!

My daughter started violin lessons with a new teacher and her $80 instrument from Amazon was not…read morecutting it. He sent us to Central Music to rent a smaller, better instrument. We had three choices and price points, and I selected the "student" one which was the least expensive, and wow, this instrument sounds so much better and is in great shape! We were in and out of the shop in 20 minutes. The salesperson helping us was knowledgeable and friendly and we were able to find the accessories we needed as well (shoulder rest sponge and rosin). She's been playing it for 3 months with no issues and it doesn't go out of tune quickly like her cheap one. Billing is automatic and easy, with no mistakes. Such a great experience - we'll definitely be back when it's time to upgrade to the next one!