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    5.0 (4 reviews)
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    Blackbird Records

    (1 review)

    So if I was all about records, this would be the spot for me. Blackbird was opened recently as a…read moresort of natural extension of the Operation: Fandom store just next door. For them it was a no-brainer when the original Lucky Records was going out of business. Over there it's nerdy stuff and toys, here you can channel that Clockwork Orange vibe I suppose. The store sign has a cool retro feel to it. The window is filled with random cardboard cutouts and pillows. Maybe as they gain their footing there will be more rhyme and reason to the window display. When I went inside, I immediately took notice of a few Walkman portable cassette players in a display case. Gave me kind of a smile and a moment to think "Wow, what a time to be alive!" I'm not that old and I did use one of those as a kid. They're not QUITE collector's items yet I don't think... That aside, there is also a blackboard just inside the door with release dates and albums listed. It includes artists both from the past and present. Wall to wall is lined with vinyl below eye-level and paintings and pictures at eye level. There are even 7 inch vinyls and a $1 bargain rack that you could peruse for hours. There's a sizeable shelf-load of CDs in the back, a cool leather sofa and branded memorabilia including mugs and shirts a-la-Blackbird. There were at least five other people browsing the selection intently when I cruised through. It not really being my thing, I was in and out quickly. However, I can still highly recommend the place if you're looking for a record in town or just looking to burn some time in a place that fits your fancy.

    The Exchange

    The Exchange

    (5 reviews)

    This is a pretty decent vinyl record/dvd/videogame/comic store tucked beside a dying mall in a…read moredesolate stretch of suburban Cleveland. It seems to have been recently folded into a mini-chain of music/movie/gaming stores, although the website doesn't yet show an Elyria location. (I only know of the chain from the bag and receipt.) It's a fun place, although gawd knows who in this wasteland would be shopping for a $100 first pressing of Mermaid Avenue. Well worth a visit if you're in the area, or if you are perversely fascinated by artifacts of dead, Terminator 2-era suburbia.

    As a big movie buff and person that has a long history of using several different game systems, my…read morereview of The Exchange is mixed. Media stores seem to be rarer and rarer to come by these days, so when I came across this chain, I had a lot of excitement. They offer movies, games, game systems, vinyls, memorabilia, toys, electronics, and more. It's not just current media, but retro and classic media. It's a great store for a media buff. Service has always been nice and welcoming. My biggest focus on my visits have been 4k movies and steelbook. I always browse Blu-ray titles often. Each location has a different selection. Some days you'll find the titles you're looking for. Some days you'll find a gem you didn't expect to come across. Other days you'll strike out. This can cause some excitement when visiting as it's a mystery as to what you'll find. I've had some good finds for fair prices. Prices is one of the reasons for a middle of the road rating. I'm coming across used 4k movies that are priced the same or higher than I can find them brand new. This has killed a lot of the excitement in my recent visits. I've found some of the steelbooks to be priced fair, but many are overpriced by online retailer and even eBay reselling standards. If you're going to be a local store selling used items, you need to sell at reasonable prices to encourage repeat buyers. I still have my old retro game systems and do plan on looking at classic video games for the N64, Sega, Super Nintendo, and other systems. This is a great place to find games. I don't know on prices yet, but glad it's an option. The other aspect is the ability to sell or trade in media for credit. This is the other reason for the lowered rating. I've bought 4k movies that I just didn't enjoy and wanted to basically "trade up". Again, these are brand new movies watched once. You only get penny's for selling or trading in. Very disappointing to pay $15 one week and the next getting a trade in value of $4-5. I'd get more selling on Facebook marketplace and eBay, which is what I'll be doing in the future. Summing this all up, my review is very mixed. The nerd in me loves seeing what I'll come across, but the prices are far from worth it based on my movie searching experience. Online used is much cheaper.

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    Millett Auction House & Market Place

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    I stumbled upon this store after strawberry picking at a local farm. Its pretty huge and somewhat…read moreorganized. All kinds of things. Makes for fun browsing. Housewares, furniture, pictures, decorative items, vinyl records, toys. A little bit of everything. Prices are pretty reasonable. The person who checked me out did a very careful wrapping job on my item, which I appreciated. They also had bargain bins set up outside where everything was a buck. My only complaint: They use mailing labels stuck directly on front of item as price tags. My item has dried glue stuck to the gold leaf that I probably can't remove without damage. Moving to little hang tags on strings that most vintage stores use would help preserve the item. Then again, the price I paid was half than anywhere else and I wasn't buying it as a collector's item anyway, so no biggie. And the label came off another item effortlessly, so it probably depends. If you are worried, just ask to see item without sticker on it so you can inspect it. I'll definitely stop here again, and because of the price points and high inventory, it doesn't affect my rating of this super fun store.

    I randomly stopped by this place while visiting family near Vermillion last week. This is a really…read morefun antique/vintage store that entertained us for at least 2 hours. They've got a great selection of stuff - estate jewelry from $5 and up, vintage linens/table cloths, quilts, old toys, framed art, a ton of tea cups/tea pots, clothing, kitchen stuff.....And on and on and on. Prices vary but overall I felt like they were reasonable (unlike in California where I live!). They are located in the basement of an old church, and have an auction every Saturday from 5 pm to 10 pm where you can apparently get terrific deals on furniture, etc. If I lived in Ohio, I would go all the time!

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