Friendly staff,wide selection of affordable items.I bring in stuff to sell fairly often.I wish they…read morewould pay a bit more,but overall I would recommend them, especially if you are buying items.

This pawn store is well organized and clean. The items carried are (at least from what I remember),…read morejewelry, stereo speakers, amps, video games, sports jerseys, binoculars, power tools, video game players, kitchen appliances etc. I've never bought anything here, but I have pawned some old video games that my kids no longer play. You don't come here to get a lot of money, you just come to get a few bucks from something that would just sit idle in a drawer somewhere. I wonder sometimes while looking at various engagement rings the story that was behind them being pawned ? Oh well, whether you need some extra cash or just like looking around at some old treasures. This is a place that might interest you.

Awesome ppl Paul &His Wife they helped me out today .when I needed it most..THANK YOUread more

This is a pawn shop that is very near to my office so one lunch break I decide to pass the time and…read morego there. I had to go downstairs and into a long corridor, both the entry way and the hallway was caked with footprints and mud and at the end of my journey I found a tiny little area with a windowed counter. I asked if I could see their merchandise and they guy behind the window looked very sketchy, I had to do a double take inside my head and ask myself did I really want to do this? He led me into a small room with bad shelving and an assortment of very old used articles, mostly relics of printers and copies of VHS movies. I feigned my enthusiasm and asked about prices, I certainly didn't want to insult him. So I politely said thank you and practically ran out the store. Do not go here folks, it's just plain scary.

Very unorganized CD section. Not everybody is 6'10 , why the heck is there CDs so high up? Very…read moresmall space. This place is meant for slender man....*sigh*.... (Very good chill employees tho)

Friendly service. Massive selection of records for all eras. Prices for older records is very…read morereasonable. Prices for newer records tends to be expensive. Good place to look around and find a bargain.

Excellent record store, very reasonable pricing on used records and very friendly service. My…read morefavorite vinyl store in Calgary

First stop on the vinyl break, and made it just in time before closing. They were setting up for a…read moreshow so all the bins were moved around and couldn't really get the full experience. HUGE selection of new vinyl going the gamut of genre. I found a Jesu record I've been looking for so was pretty happy about that. Not a lot of used vinyl, which is what I was looking for. Guy behind the desk was helpful.

Don't waste your time if you're looking to trade anything. Was actually insulted by his trade offer…read moreand not even close to fair . Also noticed his prices for older collectible comics is definitely over priced . The owner comes across as a hoarding collector.

I've been going here since I was a kid. very friendly and knowledgeable staff. I love the hole in…read morethe wall approach. the atmosphere is wonderful. Everytime I walk into the store the smell and look is the same from when I was a kid. it really takes me back.

Staff was very friendly. They had something unique that we were looking for, and we're able to give…read moreus a good deal! Very satisfied with our experience

Absolutely worst place to but or sell. If you want to get ripped off and treated like crap go here…read more Unfriendly staff, unprofessional Don't give them your business, to buy or sell. 2nd rate shop.

Really nice store with very friendly service. The store includes a comic store, so a good place of…read morevisiting with people of mixed interests. Good prices for used vinyl

25 years ago this was a good store. Today it has very poor selection of used LPs. Most of the…read moreinventory is new vinyl. 90% of the used LP's are flea market or things you could have acquired at a Recordland Dollar Sale. However, I had a couple LPs pulled that I was somewhat interested in, but changed my mind after having a conversation with the guy behind the counter. When I entered the store, I asked if he was the owner, he replied, "well sort of". Not sure what that means? So anyway, this is where things went downhill. I had a record that was clearly stuck inside the paper sleeve due to some sort of stickiness. When I successfully removed the record from the sleeve, I asked the guy for a new sleeve and told him to dispose of the old one because the LP was stuck to something inside along the edge. His condescending reply, "oh nonsense, it's probably because the paper was folded". I thought to myself, "well that was an odd reply, what's this guy's problem? Why would he immediately dismiss the fact that it was legitimately stuck?" I've been collecting records for 50 years. I've had thousands of LPs pass through my home, buying and selling via Goldmine Magazine, and later on the internet through various platforms. I can assure you, it's not my first time removing an LP from a paper inner sleeve, Lol. But hey this is a record store, and that was your typical condescending record store "sort of owner" guy reply. Straight out of the Empire Records play-by-play handbook. Anyway, I eventually began looking for CDs near the till, and overheard part of a conversation between the "sort of owner" and his friend who'd just entered. The "sort of owner" said that he was being pushed out or evicted from an apartment or house that he was renting, and in need of another rental property. His friend mentioned Ramsay, then their discussion switched to the cost of homes and rentals today. Having lived in Ramsay for nearly 30 years, and being 6 ft away, I chimed in with my two cents, mentioning that I was very familiar with the area, and flipped a couple of houses for a decent profit several years ago. I was about to say that part of the reason the housing market skyrocketed the way it has is because of people practicing the house flip for profit. I was also going to add, that at the time I didn't have a crystal ball, it was just a job, and a means to support my family and keep a roof over our heads. Unfortunately I never had a chance to say any of this because the "sort of owner" cut me off saying "don't pretend you don't know! You're the one to blame! It's because of people like you that we can't afford to buy a house today, and why rent is so high!", bla bla bla. The next thing I know "sort of owner" begins waving his arms, ranting on and on about this. Then I asked again, "are you the owner?" To which he replied, "why, do you want to buy the store?" With that, I replied "your business must not be doing well if you can't afford to buy a home, or pay your rent. Not to mention offering to sell your store at the drop of a hat, so no thanks." Touché I thought, one insult deserves another. Besides at this point it was 2 on 1. Then he and his buddy began to whine because I hurt "sort of owners" feelings. Keep in mind, I wasn't the first one to throw any insults or escalate the discussion. To the "Sort Of Owner"... How long do you think a 120-year-old wooden structure will last? Do you think they are timeless, and don't require upkeep? At a certain point these homes need to be renovated, updated; exterior facia replacement, new insulation, vapor barriers, new roof, interior subflooring, flooring materials such as hardwood, carpet, tile, linoleum, etc. Not to mention removal of plaster walls due to mold, being replaced by drywall where framing is involved. Then we have cabinetry in the kitchen, bathrooms, as well as fixtures in the aforementioned. And let's not forget about electrical panels, wiring, and plumbing upgrading! Unfortunately these upgrades are not free, despite what you might think. Without these actions, a 120-year-old home would become dilapidated and unsuitable for habitation. The end result would be demolition, with some sort of ugly eyesore infill taking its place. Obviously the infill thing is happening on a smaller scale, but if many of those older homes weren't renovated and saved, they'd have been demolished, and replaced by more infills, thus Ramsay and Inglewood would lose their classic charm. Also keep in mind, if that were to have happened, those infills would cost as much as an older renovated home if not more. So you'd still be whining and priced out of the market in those neighbourhoods either way. Bottom line "sort of owner"...if you can't afford to buy a home in Calgary, or pay the current rent, stop blaming someone else's successes on your life's failures, as that's a losers game. Time to grow up. Typical of so many millennials, lacking perspective and never seeing anything objectively.

It's a massive complex for the nerd in all off us. The selection is amazing and the staff is…read morefriendly.

Awesome store awesome owner awesome staff. They are very helpful, nice selection good pricesread more