This was the last stop of the day. We had been in there in the morning and found a big Mr peanut…read morecounter concession jar in cobalt blue. Like a huge Cookie jar. With a lid with a big peanut as the grip handle. It was in the 1/2 price room and I found two others at other shops at more than double so it was a steal if we have room for it. We said YES just before closing and now it's in the car. Great weekend of fun.

The owner is rude. If i could rate the service at a zero, I would. She acted like she is too busy…read moreto be bothered. Won't be going back there.

This is a great stop for beautiful crystals, books, gifts, and just enjoying the welcoming vibe…read more There's not much value here in terms of bargains, but that's not why I come here whenever I'm in town. I like the books, the ambience and the delightful smell of oils, soaps, and incense, The staff is wonderful: knowledgeable, friendly, and generous with their presence. I appreciate that. The massive crystals are remarkable in their beauty and size. I'm always intrigued by amethyst and ALT delivers as much as it delights. I'll always return.

Well I'm a record collector of sorts ,and having gone in for the 1st time .. I scored a few gems at…read moresuper reasonable prices listened before I bought ...go today you won't be sorry..

Prices were generally high for an off the path, low rent record store that relies on drug addicts…read moreselling used music that they probably stole to buy meth. There's a bunch of old dudes there talking to the owner about the good ol' days so that's entertaining at least. There's not much newer music to choose from unless it's stuff that a crack head just brought in. I did find a great album I had been looking for so it's not a complete waste of time.

What a GREAT little find, just around the corner! We're just starting to build our vinyl…read morecollection, and we've been to all of the big shops around town. Aldo's may look small, but trust me - there are GEMS to be found here! Stellar prices, too, which was a huge selling point for me. So many places are jumping on the bandwagon and overpricing their goods, so I loved seeing such fair prices. We'll be back again and again!

Great selection both old and new records, many genres. Best prices in the valley I feel, for the…read moreused and vintage records. You can find many for under $10, and several $10-20 range (where other shops you can't even touch anything vintage for that), so very fair pricing and that's what makes them stand out. I also really like their vintage 45 record section which is organized nicely and alphabetized, makes it easy to search (not a pile of random ragged discs in a box on the floor like other shops). Overall, very fair prices and good condition. Popular albums sell very fast but they're always getting in new stuff. Great shop!

Always a great spot to find some hidden gems at good value. They will also flatten and clean your…read morerecords at a fair price. (I meant to write "flatten" and not "press" records in my prior review.)

Cool little record store in downtown Prescott. Owner is very nice, and alphabetizes all the albums…read morein the stacks. He was also very nice to take a bunch of unsold albums from my in-laws estate sale. I doubt there were many hidden gems there. I always stop by when I visit Prescott. Only downside is the price tag on the actual album, and not the plastic cover. But still a great store!

Not a lot of places in town to buy music - Tons of vinyl in here! Good selection of CDs, a little…read morepricy ($7/8) average per disc. Nothing scratched or any "B stock" titles. A great resource for this local DJ!!! A really big pile of $1 CDs too - found some good quality Jazz (early Boney James) - need to come back when I have more time....... Shop keeper was pleasant to deal with and is very knowledgeable about multiple genres of music - over all solid 4 star first time experience. 1 star subtracted for pricing.

Amazing selection of used books, maps, and other media in good condition! Fair prices for the most…read morepart. It was organized well and easy to maneuver throughout the store. We came here after a recommendation by a local. One of my favorite stops we made on our weekend in Flagstaff! The service was very nice and helpful as well.

Nice book store with a mix of used and new books. Has movies and musical instruments too…read more Nice inside with a cafe area where you can get drinks or coffee. Lots of books, wide selection and we went back twice and left with about 14 books. Only complaint is they don't keep an inventory so you have to hunt. I enjoy that but organization was odd in some categories so was hard to find things or they were in a spot you didn't expect

Came here in search of a Pantera tshirt and came away with two Pantera cds and a Police cd instead!…read morePantera shirts will be in next week so I will make a return trip for one then. The guy who runs this store is very helpful and really nice. His customer service is impeccable and he goes above and beyond to help music and pop culture fans out! He has a vast selection of cds and vinyl and very much worth the value of listening to your favorite music. I got my cds for $16 total! I would say that's great value! This store also sells Funko Pops for all your collectors out there.

First time at grace records looking to buy a few older records and really enjoyed the selection in…read morethis place. They have records for as low as $3 and up. Pretty good deals in a casual atmosphere with great service. Place is a pretty nice size also. Staff is laid back but helpful.

Their sign says "Tech & Tunes", not SoundLeap. A very sweet…read morebut small shop, run by a lady (not so common for audio shops!). They actually run three businesses from this one small shop: 1. A PC repair shop 2. A record store (LPs and 45s); and 3. An audio equipment shop. The latter has tube gear, but also a bunch of Yamaha gear. Don't know what so special about the latter, maybe they are some models that have some audiophile appeal. The loudspeakers are mostly Elac, but only the passive ones. They don't offer the active/wifi Elac line. Also some amazingly expensive ($1000 - $3000) headphones. A lot of them are from the Focal brand (but no speakers, just headphones from that line). So if you're an anachrophile, this should be a good place for you. I myself prefer 21st century audio (ethernet cable in, sound out), so I did not get anything here, but I think they've carved out a nice niche for folks who are into tubes and vinyl. So this local shop is the same as these days you will find in Phoenix: The only audio shops are ones which deal in tubes + vinyl. Near as I can determine, there are no audio dealers in Phoenix which would be good for transistorized equipment.

The In Groove -- A Place That Respects the Music…read more There are record stores, and then there are places that understand what this hobby is really about. The In Groove is the latter. From the moment you walk in, there's a sense of order and intention. The space is clean, organized, and easy to navigate--something that might seem simple on the surface, but in reality reflects a deeper respect for both the music and the people searching for it. You're not digging through chaos. You're exploring a collection that feels cared for. As you move through the bins, that feeling continues. The records aren't just stocked--they're curated. There's a quiet confidence in knowing that what you're flipping through has been chosen, not just accumulated. For someone who values condition, pressings, and the integrity of the music, that matters. It turns browsing into something more deliberate, more enjoyable, and ultimately more rewarding. Along one wall sits a collection of vintage audio gear--amplifiers, receivers, pieces of history that remind you this hobby doesn't end with the record itself. It's about the entire chain--the system, the room, the experience. Seeing those components in that setting connects everything together. Music isn't just something you own. It's something you build around. What stands out most is how easy it is to slow down here. There's no pressure, no rush--just the quiet rhythm of discovery. You find yourself taking your time, paying attention, and reconnecting with why you got into this in the first place. The In Groove isn't just a place to buy records. It's a place that respects the process of listening. And that makes all the difference

First time in Phoenix and traveled to this record store. They had a great selection of rock, pop,…read morerap, jazz, and country vinyl. Lots of popular artists! Great CD selection too. Prices were pretty good.

Lots of $3 records and a cool place to hang out and look through vinyl. Not claustrophobic or…read morestuffy. Very welcoming and clean which can't be said for a lot of places. They even have some cute cards and shirts up front which made me smile.

so sad this place will be closing!!! I found some great Jazz albums that remind me of my…read moredad..Every genre of music can be found in this store. They have albums, 45's,CD's, rare albums , record players and all kinds of music merch.. They will be closing the store at end of May 2025. I heard they will be having a big closing sale. Great customer service and really great prices!!! . "Music is an outburst of the soul." Frederick Delius