I stopped by Sound Go Round today (May 27) with a bunch of Pokémon plush toys, some action figures,…read moreand a few DVD movies. My brother-in-law and nephew came along, but this was strictly my deal -- they were just along for the ride. I was really happy with how smoothly everything went. The staff treated me well, and I walked out with a nice mix of store credit and cash in my pocket. I didn't make a big fuss or smile too much because I didn't want my family thinking I was getting any kind of special treatment. They actually thought I was crazy for making the trade at all, but that's okay -- it was my stuff, and I'm the one who decides. I wasn't trying to get rich or score a huge payday; I'd just gotten bored with it all and wanted it gone. Sound Go Round handled everything fairly and professionally. Thanks for making the process easy!

This place is absolutely amazing, regardless of your era. They have a vintage collection from just…read moreabout every gaming and toy era you can imagine, and the place is HUGE. Whatever your nerd heart desires, whether it is comic books, movies, cds, game consoles, action figures, clothing, plush toys, etc etc. This place will scratch your itch. Can't recommend enough.

Pricing and item condition were very good. Only negative was slow to get item shipped and…read morecommunication from Ryan essentially fell off and could have/should have been better.

Ryan and crew just completed a repair of my MC-7200 vintage amp and they did a fantastic job. I use…read morethe amp in a bi-amp system as my bottom amp, and I have never heard it sound so good in the 25 years that I have owned it. Thunderous and tight as it could possibly be. I highly recommend their services without reservation! They are also awesome in their laid-back but very patient and considerate demeanor in dealing with customers! Audio classics is the best! Thank You! Bob D

I've been coming to the Binghamton area my entire 45 years and I love it. Ithaca, Watkins Glen,…read moreTioga Gardens, Greenwood Lake, Endicott Cinema Saver, Chucksters, are all of our go-to fun spots. This summer, however, it was just my son and I. Father and son bonding requires a special outing, so I simply Googled "Fun things to do in Binghamton" Robot City was the first thing that popped up, and quite frankly, I didn't read further. With the help of a GPS, we found RC pretty easily, just a few minutes from 17. I was told the area might be shady but , being from Philly, it didn't stand out as a particularly bad area. There was also ample parking next to the building in case you were wondering. Upon walking in, the child that still lives within me had a heart attack. On display was almost every single game system known to manchild complete with the software. I even saw a godamn Game Glove! I wasn't really in the market for such things but it was entertaining just browsing. In the back of the store lays the arcade. From sight to sound to smell it was reminiscent of the arcades I frequented in my own Stranger Things days of the early 80s. Even the 2 tone neon paint job on the walls nailed it. The place is near perfection. Before actually playing, we just walked the rows, geeking out on each game. You'll find all the greatest hits here, from Pac Man to Donkey Kong. Also pinball aplenty. My PS4 playing 15 yr old son quickly adapted to the 8bit life. We separated and did our own thing and I was both thrilled and jealous to keep seeing the BEN name in number 1 spots. Also cool is that my 2 favorite games from my day that they had at Robot City; Joust and Gyruss, turned out to be my sons favorites without me even influencing it. This shit is genetic! I've been to a few 80s arcades (recently) and Robot City is by far the best. Notable exceptions here (and the others) are 2 of my favorite 80s games ; Kangaroo and Burger Time. They must be difficult to get. I like the pricing system here. I've been to some where you pay a flat fee and play games for free within a time limit, but I prefer Robot City's method of simply buying tokens ($10-44 tokens etc). Most games were 1 token, some 2. It worked for us, mostly because my son is a video game savant. We stretched $10 into an hour and a half visit. We came again and did the $20 for 96 tokens and after 2+ hours, we had to leave with a handful of unused tokens (like Aanold , we will be back) If I lived in the area, I'd be here at least monthly. I hope the people of the southern tier don't take this place for granted, it's a real gem.

I love this place, it has an old school arcade where $20 will last the whole day. Just be prepared…read moreif you buy a game or console that it might not work. Im not sure they actually test this stuff when they buy it. We bought a game and it didn't work, I went through all the trouble shooting and it still didn't work. Quite sad about that and makes me weary about buying the consoles I had planned to buy. They should probably start testing the stuff they buy, it would save them and their customers a lot of time and money.

This is an amazing community run bookstore. This is a great place to shop locally and learn about…read morethe current state of politics. If you're looking for informed information on political movements for people this is the place to grab a book to gift. They also have an amazing selection of kids books! Right locates in the annex at The Bundy Museum in Binghamton. Love this place. Support local! Educate and inform yourself!

Amazingly welcoming and safe, love what they stand for, volunteers/staff are super kind and real,…read moreand the selection of books is immaculately curated, so much to learn here, will be back every time I'm in the area.

Rude cafe employees. They seem overworked but like…read more Limited outlets to charge computers and phones. Expensive beverages, but that's to be expected.

Extremely rude cafe employee. Started kicking people out because "this is a restaurant" and "I need…read moretables." The other people hadn't been there for more than an hour! Like many others I came here to do work on my computer but likely won't be returning due to the hostile environment.

I have owned McIntosh Hi-Fi components for many years. My Experience with this company has always…read morebeen 100% positive in every way. The Products that I purchased, made by McIntosh Labs are simply Awesome. First off, the sound quality of system is Stunning! The quality of these components is unequaled by any other manufacturer. I have both older and later McIntosh equipment, I have 2 separate systems, one Vintage (Tubes) the other is a newer solid state. To be honest I like them equally. My McIntosh gear has been 100% reliable and has never needed repairs. I have called Tech Support a couple of times for guidance with setting up my systems, and these folks were very helpful and caring. An Amazing Company is ever respect!

I have just purchased a MC152 power amp (my first McIntosh product ever) and straight out of the…read morebox, brand new, it's defective. Immediately, the unit goes in power guard mode in the right channel, resulting in thin, weak sound therefrom. My previous "Bryston" amp has lasted 26 years; this "McIntosh" amp didn't last 26 seconds. Methinks McIntosh's QA inspection team is in need of a good inspection themselves. It was an absolute nightmare to lug this 85lb beast up three flights of stairs, only to have to lug it back down, then when it is repaired/replaced, lug it back up again. This should never have happened. My confidence level in McIntosh is this: NO CONFIDENCE.