Went to this place a few weeks ago. I bought 5 albums to get the special discount and almost all of…read morethe records played well. One skipped but the owner let me exchange it for another record without a problem. Very friendly and good prices.

First time at the flea market and first time at this shop! I spent a few days at Disney with the…read morefamily and told wife let's skip the parks and try to find some records. Great prices and owners know vinyl, The guy personally grades each record, I bought 5 records and they all play just fine.

Located next to a laundromat, this small, quirky shop offers a variety of items from housewares to…read morecollectibles to clothes. There are a few spots in front of the shop and in the small strip mall plaza - if you go during a non-peak time, it's easy to find a spot. Prices vary on items in the shop and I saw a mix of eras and item types. There's something in almost every section of the small location, but the space didn't feel crammed, junky, or too claustrophobic to explore. Nothing caught my eye when I went in there, but the guy working there was friendly and left us to browse on our own. I feel the majority of the items were a little more retro than vintage when I went in there. (I tend to associate vintage with 30 years and older - I felt I saw more late 80s to early 2000s items in the shop than true vintage in a way.)

This place was full of nostalgia. It's a tiny space full of things so you definitely had to look at…read moreeach nook and cranny. There was an area with clothes too, nice collection. We did buy a vinyl that was very well priced. I would pop back in when in the area to see the vinyl collection.

It is good to see that record stores appear to be making a comeback. Record stores were an…read moreimportant part of my growing up and I miss the magic of those record stores and a simpler age. Triangle Vinyl is a great place to seek out a couple of records and there is something definitely cool about wandering and just flipping through the records. Maybe it is a sign of getting older when you find yourself yearning for the times that you knew in your yesterdays and you find yourself believing those times were the best. Regardless of it being that I am getting older or whatever the case, I found my time here at Triangle Vinyl made me recall those bygone days. Triangle Vinyl is a fantastic business to head towards and spend a bit of time in there. I will give it five stars overall.

We were looking for a used record shop to go check out and happen to come across this one while we…read morewere in downtown Clermont. Love the concept of being able to order a drink and sit and listen to music (playing on their speakers - you don't choose it) and just browse records. They have a huge selection of used records, but you definitely have to come with patience to look through every single bin to see if you might find a gem or some thing that you want to add to your collection. Unfortunately for us that's not how we like to shop. Might work for others, but just not us. We also felt like many of the records were truly vintage.

My last visit to Atlantic Sounds was back in 1990 when I was attending school in Daytona Beach, so…read morereturning 36 years later absolutely blew my mind. I could not believe how much the store has expanded over the years, including an annex two doors down that houses thousands of CDs. The amount of inventory here is almost overwhelming in the best possible way. As a music collector, it honestly felt like I had died and gone to heaven. No matter what genre you enjoy, there is an incredible amount to explore. I was especially excited to find a large selection of leftover Record Store Day titles, including two rare releases that I was thrilled to add to my collection. I also came across many original pressings of 1980s LPs and 12" singles, along with a huge number of CDs in the annex, including several out-of-print titles that are becoming increasingly difficult to find. Everywhere I looked, there were hidden gems waiting to be discovered. Atlantic Sounds is the kind of record store where you could easily spend an entire day -- or several days -- browsing and still not see everything they have to offer. I am so glad to see how much they have grown and expanded since my last visit. It remains an absolute paradise for music lovers and collectors.

Great record store experience. Another section 2 doors down. Lots and lots of records, CDs, tapes,…read moreposters, and more. A lot of fun if you're into music.

Drove over an hour to this place to get here right at open as advertised by their online hours,…read morethere was no sign saying they'd be closed that day but they weren't open, no one answering phones, very disappointed.

I live hour away and arrived there 1120...not open. Second time this has happened. No sign, nothingread more

I love a great record store and Steve's fits the bill…read more Lots of vinyl of all genres, even had a decent jazz section and some Mercyful Fate, nice! I don't have a lot of vinyls but I would definitely buy some from Steve's if I needed them since the pricing seems fair. They also have great wall banners for sale and plenty of CD's. If you're looking for something specific just ask Steve for help because this store is jam packed full of music. Steve was super friendly and informed me if there was something I specifically wanted he could get it for me. I didn't find anything I wanted on this visit; however, the last two times I was here I purchased a few CDs from his clearance shelf for $1 each without a scratch on them, not bad at all. If you are looking for a new, used, or unique vinyl or just want to burn some time checking out a great record store while shopping in DeLand, then I highly recommend stopping in if you're in the area.

Steve found an album that I had been looking for years. It was a special ordered Point Blank vinyl…read morethat nobody could find in the Daytona Beach area. I gave Steve a screenshot of the album and a couple days later Steve had me a brand new album. Currently making a list of hard to find LPs for Steve to find for me. Customer service at it's best. Mike

Soul to Squeeze has an amazing selection of vintage and new vinyls, CDs, cassettes, and 8-tracks…read moreavailable at reasonable price. If Tyson, the owner, doesn't have it, he will find it and order for you. I'm my case, I was looking for two GWAR CDs which he didn't have but we're running about $30 each on the site he was using, but I was able to find them slightly cheaper on EBAY. Regardless, he said he could buy from the other seller if I prefered to use him as the middleman. Tyson has turntables, cassette and CD players, band wall banners and tees, sports jerseys and hats available for purchase as well. I'm surprised this store hasn't been recognized on Yelp sooner and I am glad to support them by adding them to stores located in Eustis. I have several friends that are audiophiles that need to know about this store. Hopefully this will get the word out to other Yelpers shopping in the area so they can spread the word too.

Great place to find good records, they always have either a sale going on, or pretty awesome finds…read morein the dollar bin. The only drawback is how far away the store is from my house lol. We typically spend about an hour or two in the store and leave spending about $30 on records. The location is very small, but they make good use of the space. Will definitely be back!

Groovy Records is a great little record store located in the downtown Deland area. Not only do they…read morehave a ton of Vinyl for sale but they also have a decent variety of CD's, Tape cassettes, and even some 8 tracks. Groovy Records also sells new and used turntables, guitars, basses, ukuleles, amp's, music accessories such as guitar strings, banners, other memorabilia, and a variety of instructional music books for piano, guitar, and other instruments. I found a few used CDs in decent condition (with original inserts) for $1 each, which is a great deal. I'm not a Vinyl collector, mainly because I just don't have the room to store them. One thing I noticed while I was here is that two of my all-time favorite bands, Mercyful Fate and Iron Maiden Vinyls were a bit pricy. I'm not sure if it's because they are from the original production during that era or if they are just hard to come by. Mercyful Fate's Don't Break the Oath is selling for $175 and Melissa is selling for $150. Iron Maiden's Number of the Beast is selling for $100. Damn, I'm a big fan, but I couldn't justify spending that much money on a Vinyl. Alternatively, not everything here is that expensive. They are selling many other great Vinyl's in the $10-$20 price range. If you are shopping in the area, I definitely recommend stopping in to see if you can find a deal.

This is a great bookstore right on 1792. My husband and I…read morehave been in here several times and they have just about everything you could think of. Along with books they also have a large area for music CDs. Along with some other fun items like plush toys and old vintage stuff. If you like books come check this place out.

Great selection of books, dvds, mixed media, organized really well. They have so much product,…read moretheir shelves flow into stacks of books on the floor. They put care into their displays and what figurines or other trinkets are placed with which books. Their prices aren't as cheap as books when you thrift, but the effort that goes into curating and organizing a collection this big - almost makes it worth the retail prices on some of these books. I also noticed they had some Disney tsum tsum? Figurines that must be slight after and collectible because the retail was 5.95 and the written price for the store was $10.

Vinyl Explosion is, without question, one of the best vinyl shops in the state of Florida. With…read morefamily spread from Jacksonville down to Tampa and Fort Lauderdale, I make a point of visiting as many record stores as possible, and I can say with confidence that Vinyl Explosion stands in a league of its own. Although I was familiar with the Market at Marion, I'd never taken the time to explore it. When I finally discovered Vinyl Explosion last year, I was both thrilled--and a bit irritated--that I hadn't visited sooner. Since that first trip, I've returned more than ten times, and without fail, I always walk out with something special. The owner, Kurt, is highly knowledgeable about music and greets every customer with genuine enthusiasm. He gives a helpful overview of the layout, points out new arrivals, and is always available to assist with whatever you need. The store is packed with an exceptional variety of vinyl, along with a large selection of CDs, cassettes, posters, and other music-related finds. Best of all, the pricing is refreshingly fair. While many shops have inflated their prices, Kurt maintains honest, reasonable pricing across the board. The vinyl ranges from very good to mint condition, with the covers in great shape. There's also an enormous $1 section where you can find some old gems. Vinyl Explosion has quickly become my favorite record store in Florida. Whether you're a casual collector, a seasoned audiophile, or simply someone who appreciates a friendly, well-organized shop filled with great music, this place is absolutely worth the trip.

We got some albums from him and he has a great selection! Go see him you will find something you…read morewant!