This place really has nice stuff. I went here with my son to exchange some things. They were fair…read more And I had a good experience.

We love taking the kids here to buy Pokémon cards and some other stuff. Shop small! Friendly staff…read more Pokémon cards start from $0.99 each and range in price, sorted in binders. Super helpful for the kids.

Great selection, in general, and a lovely selection of current and past RSD releases. Past ones…read morewere heavily discounted, and the gentlelady working the till was lovely

This store is a GEM!…read more I've been collecting records since the mid-1970s, managed record stores and I used to work in entertainment fir a couple of decades. I even went to the Grammies one year with Rage Against the Machine. The year Dylan won the Grammy, 1997 or 98. Great after party, btw. But I digress. Located on the site of an older, much more modest music store from much earlier, the current owners have remodeled and built up the floor space upstairs and downstairs substantially. 1). this store is packed with vinyl. The bins are full of vinyl, and the walls are covered with collector's vinyl. Stuff even I have not seen. 2). Their Jazz bins are awesome, full of great stuff, including an LP by the late, great Wardell Gray! 3). The Rock Bins are rolling with every kind of music, including folk, rock, new wave, punk, newer rock, you name it, it's probably here. 4). Downstairs is a load of classical music. Amazing! 5). The person running the store, Andrea, was super nice, professional, courteous and kind. Very helpful and personable. Also, knew her stock and offered many suggestions. She and her husband operate this store. I could go on, but in sum, this is by far the best used vinyl record store in all of Philadelphia and it's right here in Delaware County!!!! Also, they have a forty seat amphitheater for live concerts next door! Very proud to write this review. An epic store.

I really don't like doing this, but sometimes it has to happen. My experience here was not good. I…read morelive in west Philly and as a collector of all things vtg 1950's, I was excited to take a new (to me) 1950's record player to the record shop to inquire about repairs. The person I purchased from told me it needed a new needle. Whether or not that's true I'll never know. The associate who helped me the day I dropped the player off was not the issue. They took a look at it, told me I needed to pay $20 for labor, and said they'd call me when they had a chance to look it over. I told the employee that I'd be willing to pay upwards of $150 to have it working because it was in really great shape cosmetically, and I WAS thrilled to have found it and bought it. It was beautiful..Money was not an issue, because this thing meant something to me. I was very vocal about this when I dropped it off. 2-3 weeks went by and I got a call. The person I spoke to was not the same person I handed the player over to. They told me that it was too complicated to fix and "not worth their time and effort." I Found that comment to be a dismissive, but whatever, they don't want to do it, that's fine, I wasn't mad. I told the person over the phone that I would be by to pick it up. Conversation ended. That week I stopped by the record shop to get it, and the person I spoke to on the phone was there. I know this because he told me he threw it away. The entire time we are having this exchange, he doesn't once look up from whatever it is he was reading or writing or whatever, all I knew in that moment was that a complete stranger was informing me that he had trashed my property, in a " I give zero fucks," kinda way. No eye contact, and no apology. It's like I was bothering him when I asked why they would do something like this after I told them I was coming to pick it up. His response was "that's not how I recall our conversation going." I am a west Philly nanny and had the babes I care for with me, so I calmly closed the door that day, but have felt livid ever since. I really try not to think about it, but its pretty impossible when I'm still waiting for a response to the email I sent them. I'll spare you the details about how painful this feels to have something that's irreplaceable, and gorgeous, just thrown away, especially because they advertize as A RECORD REPAIR SHOP..I really thought they might give a suit about what they do but it defineitly doesn't seem that's way. The careless employee who trashed my record player actually said out loud that I told them I didn't want it. WHAT! Considering he couldn't take one second to look up at me while telling me he trashed my property, doesn't bode well for someone trying to claim they were paying attention to the conversation In the first place. Take accountability! Apologize, or at the very least respond to my message on your website. Really wish I had gotten that dudes name, but I will be looking into that, and will update. I asked them to refund me the $20 and pay me the cost of the player. That's $70 It's not like I'm asking for a lot here, But like I said, they chose to do absolutely nothing other than take my money and destroy my property. I've been chatting w people in my community and it's seems this place has a reputation, and it's not pretty. If you want repairs done, look elsewhere. I sent the email to the record shop like two months ago. I waited and waited and waited before coming here. They literally left me co other choice.

BEST RECORD STORE in PHILADELPHIA HANDS DOWN! Not only did I receive excellent service, but the…read morefemale co-owner was incredibly informed without talking to me like I know nothing about sound systems (which I really don't). A black and white cat hung out in the store (gotta love a record store cat) while she informed me about the system that would work best in my apartment. I went home and tried to put the speakers/turntable together on my own...as mentioned, my brain doesn't work well with technology. Something wasn't right. I called the store to ask for help, and the (female) co-owner CAME OVER TO MY HOUSE (I live 2 blocks from the store) to help me trouble shoot the issue. Turns out, I had not connected the power cable from the speakers to the turn table. (slapping forehead) I nearly hugged her. What a wonderful human being. I CANNOT RECOMMEND THEM ENOUGH. Thank you, Common Beat. You literally rock!

Horrible customer service.... Millenialls With poor social skills.Made a hundred dollar purchase…read moreand had to wait 5 minutes to check out because cashier was too busy with his cell phone. Spent 100 dollars and was told to make sure I'm not planning on parking in the lot if I'm going to the Arden fair... wasn't planning on going to the Arden fair... there are plenty of record stores now.... Will never spend money at Jupiter again

Awesome record store. Run by cool guys. Has a TON of interesting stuff that you didn't know…read moreexisted. Great prices!

Great selection and friendly staff. My kids loved visiting and picking up a few packs of junk wax…read more We will certainly be back.

I'm going out of my way to write this review which I don't normally do. My wife and I stopped in to…read morecheck out inventory here at JT sports cards, we were blown away by the selection of things. Pokemon, sports, etc. they had it all. The customer service was great. We were greeted by a big smile and a happy hello. We made purchases and will definitely be back as our new favorite local store!

Great selection, great prices, and a knowledgeable and friendly staff. In addition, they are next…read morestore to La Cabra Brewery for a beer after you pick up some vinyl! Great Jazz and Classical selection, as well a extensive Rock section.

Stopped here on a Wednesday afternoon and there was one another shopper. Cramped in just the right…read moreway. Stacks of LPs. Organized in sections but there were records everywhere. Hard to find exactly what you're looking for but the guy working was able to point me in the right direction a few times. Prices can be cheap ($1.98) but didn't check grade/condition. Some new releases priced $20-$30 which is good. Had CDs priced below $10. They are remodeling apparently. Will be back with more time to spare.

We live 30 miles away, but the trip is worth it to see a good and changing selection, be treated…read morewell and find just what you need for your collection. Among the sellers of Vinyl LPs, this store is at the top of my list.

Best record shop around!! The selection here is top tear, everything is reasonably priced, and the…read morestaff is awesome! Love coming in every week to see what they have!

Best CD section in all of Philadelphia!…read more I've found some of my best finds here as a CD collector. Their new CD selection is the largest and most robust I've seen in the city and their used section is large as well. I'm not a record collector, but some times I take a peek and they always have presses I'd pick up if I had a player. The couple who own it are super sweet. They also can place orders if they dint have what ur looking for! Also check out their social medias, they hold events on a pretty regular basis.

Great staff and energy. Diverse selection of cds and vinyl. Both new and used options ranging from…read more$4-15 on average for CDs. You can also have them order a CD to the store for you if they don't have it. There's always a new gem to find.