The in-store's run with military precision . If you need something ask Daisy or Quinn Some of…read moreseasoned staff are in need of people skills .Rolling your The selection is good prices average but great sales! OG record store tonnes of vinyl, CD. Cassettes in all genre

Lots to choose from. Located next to Davenports. Iykyk! Haha! Anyhoo, one side is sorta dark, not…read moresure why but mostly jazz, blues, latin, and some pop on that side. They have books, tshirts, stickers, posters, buttons and iron-on patches. The shop also had some record players for sale and a portable cd player. Haven't seen one of those in years. On the other side it was very bright and open. Lots of rap/hip hop, pop and rock. I spent $174 for maybe 8 vinyls 2 buttons and an iron on patch.

We were visiting family in Houston and wanted to find a vinyl record store. Sig's was the 1st one…read moreto come up on my search and my oh my, were we surprised!!! This place was freaking amazing!! Every genre you can imagine is in this cool place!!! Very reasonable prices and knowledgeable staff! If you want to find vinyl, this is the place to go! You won't be disappointed!!!!

Probably the best spot inside the loop for any and all your vinyl needs…read more The shop smells of incense and nostalgia, the kind that transports you back to a friend's bedroom or a mall food court, dreaming of a future without a care in the world. Sig's selection is wide and they have crate after crate filled with alphabetically arranged records from all musical genres. The upstairs is a cool, attic-style loft dedicated to true oldies. I didn't spot an elevator, so fair warning to those with vintage knees like myself. There's street parking and you can pull up right in front of the shop. The records at Sig's aren't cheap, but you aren't just buying music, you're buying into Houston's storied sound.

This is my go-to if I need my turntable. The record and CD selection is wide and well-priced in a…read morestrip centre in EADO plentiful and easy.A first choice

THEY WILL LOWBALL YOU. if you're looking to sell a record player please don't consider this place…read moreas an option I brought mine in and he offered me 50 dollars for a 500 dollar player. And of course the ones in lesser conditions are being sold for 350-400 in his store it's pretty obvious as a money grab

Can't say enough about this place ... genuine antique record players ("We don't sell knockoffs!")…read moredating back to the late 19th century, along with tube-type radios, bunches of old recorded cylinders and 78's, crank and rotary phones, and pretty much everything else related to the name of the establishment. It's run by a couple who's been in the business for well over 30 years. If they don't know something about this stuff, it's not worth knowing. They'll spend as much time with you as you like, describe every piece in detail, demonstrate their operation, and let you roam this little shop to your heart's content. Bob (retired chemist, PhD) and Kathy are wonderful people who genuinely love what they do, and are anxious to pass along the knowledge they've gathered over several decades. Prices are fair, considering that the pieces have been rebuilt to working order (an art in itself ... Bob's specialty) and restored aesthetically, without detracting from their original state. You can spend anywhere from a few dollars to several thousand, knowing that what you've got is the real thing. They might also throw in a couple of extras, depending on the piece. My new 100% wireless sound system now occupies a prominent place in my home, fiercely guarded by Nipper, the "His Master's Voice" dog. The shop is only open Friday through Sunday at the Market Place Antiques Mall on I-10 west between the Beltway and Wilcrest. You owe it to yourself to pay this place a visit.

The location of this is wrong on Yelp, or at least the map icon is wrong. They are located in the…read moreMarket Place Antiques Mall on I10W just outside the Beltway. Anyway, this is a lovely store. They have collectable antique phonographs, telephones, other vintage mechanical music stuff. I purchased a near mint 1927 I-90 Victor Victrola Phonograph. An amazing peace. They also have a huge selection of 78's. Among other things I have found some excellent rare Fat's Domino, Ella Fitzgerald, and Peggy Lea records. They also have collectable memorabilia from Victor specifically, and other telephone and radio companies as well. The couple that owns and runs the shop travel all over Texas and sometimes else where to find these antiques. Always near pristine condition on the phonographs. Of which they have a large selection from many makes and models. They are pricey, though they will help find something in your price range. On top of that you don't need to be afraid of fake phonographs (which there are a surprising amount out there). They do the research to make sure they are real, and if you don't believe them, just look at the decals and serial numbers to confirm. An excellent shop with a very unique selection of antiques.

Very cool vibe in this small but very cool store. Owner was super nice asked me if I needed any…read morehelp finding anything specific. Tons of items to choose from. After I made a few selections she gave me a discount which wasn't needed but was appreciated. Bookmarked and will visit again soon

Went in for one movie walked out with a box full. Staff very helpful prices reasonableread more

What a beautiful rad record store! The staff are super kind and helpful, they have a ton of get…read moremusic and even some skate gear and smoke accessories. Super knowledgeable and have been part of Houston for years! Last night they had an in store and it was a ton of fun to see old friends and listen to great music! Punks not dead and neither is the traditional music store platform!' Go local, buy local!! Listen to music

My son and I enjoy coming into the store to go through the selection. To purchase and to make…read morefuture purchase plans. I even love perusing the marked down buckets. The staff is chill and always helpful to look up anything for you. I haven't had a vinyl disappoint yet as far as value. Vinyls are not cheap regardless where you buy them from. I haven't bought a used one yet, but it's in the plan. I haven't even purchased some candy bars that I never heard of for fun. Lastly there's a rewards program too.

We purchased an expensive box set, the "Who-Who are you?" from this store for a Christmas Gift. The…read morewrap was not opened until this past weekend. When we tried to play the CD's in our high-end Marantz SA-11S1 audio player, it would not recognize any of the disks. Usually, we can insert CD's that look like they've been drug down the street and scratched badly, and they still play, but it would not play any of these. Nor would the CD players in our cars would recognize them. We checked the internet. There is a known issue with this Box set. We attempted to return it, we didn't wish for cash back; store credit would have been fine. But we were refused. We have been customers with Music town for over 40 years, and never once have tried to return anything. Anytime we walked in we would often spend over $1000. We enjoyed shopping there. Unfortunately, this is NOT how you treat your VIP customers. Or ANY customer. Stand behind what you sell or GTFO of the business. James would have never refused to compensate with at least store credit. We are very disappointed with the new owners. We left the un-working box set there and left. We will not be back. Signed, Corvette Jon

Silent. No music The clerks just stare. The used is easily 20% -400% more than inside the loopread more

Was there Friday with my 84 year old grandmother, the lady that was there was so gracious and sweet…read morewith her. She helped her try on vintage hats and took pictures. Really enjoyed she went out of her was to help us. Will definitely return.

What a lovely selection of vinyls they had here! We could have spent all day there looking. Prices…read moreare great and the owners are very generous and genuine. We definitely are going back!