First time at Hi-Fi and what a fantastic outdoor venue tucked right into the middle of a…read moreneighborhood! They had a merch area, two full bars, and Jack Daniel's was there promoting their Honey Whiskey Lemonade -- SOOO good! And yes, we scored some Jack Daniel's merch too! After standing for over an hour, we noticed this little area off to the left side of the stage and discovered it was VIP. Yes GURL! That's exactly what this mama needed -- a place to SIT! For $30 per person, the VIP area had seating, a private bar, private bathrooms, and a fan. Worth. Every. Penny. Hi-Fi is such a gem. Great atmosphere, fun setup, and I love that it feels tucked away right in the neighborhood. We had such a great first experience and will definitely be back!

I had came here for a little Sunday funday action. There was a day party that was held here. It was…read moreon the outside of the hi-fi. It was a nice space out there to have a party. They had drinks for sale which we bought a couple of mixed drinks. We also got to sample a drink due to a vendor giving out free samples. I love how there was security there and they were checking everyone that came to the party before they were allowed in. The event was a nice one. I definitely would come back here.

Knowledgeable sales people, pleasant consultations, huge inventory, fair prices, wide selectionread more

Being from California, I had never visited Audio Solutions in person, but I made a huge online…read morepurchase. It is nerve-racking to send a sum above my credit limit to some store on the internet. Still, through the message exchange with Victor and reviewing AS reviews dating back a decade, some of which praise Victor himself, I gained confidence that even though the product, condition, and price are too good to be true, I can trust this store. And.. 10 days later, I got my huge speakers! Original packaging, and everything. (Shipping such heavy and delicate speakers without a scratch is a true challenge) Bottom line, I am very pleased with all aspects of this deal, and therefore, I am giving it five stars.

When I walked through the door I felt like I jumped into a time machine, taking me back to what I…read morewould assume the 70's felt like haha. They have a wide selection of vinyls that highlight all genres. It is perfect for a quick date or time with friends or anyone who loves music. Jonathan helped as at the bar & he was really cool. They serve coffee, beer & seltzers. They have a stage for live music & host different events. The highlight for me was the private booths that you can sit in & listen to your record. My only suggestion would be creating booths for groups of a larger size. Maybe something accommodating for groups of 3-4? Overall, it's a cute experience. If your love language is music like me, check them out!

"Nice mocha, good vibes. It was fun to go through the records too" - my partner…read more I concur! I didn't even know that Square Cat Vinyl had a coffee shop until I went inside! They also have a small stage for live music sometimes. I love the experiences of being able to sip a drink and shop, and Square Cat allows that. I got the honey lavender latte, and it was pretty nice. It didn't taste that strongly of lavender though. My boyfriend really liked his mocha, per his opening quote. I don't have a record player, but I imagine if I were that cool I'd spend a lot more time shopping and sipping here. So if you are that cool, you should go do that!

Updating my review of Luna Music and bumping it up from four stars to five. This is because a) Luna…read moredeserves all five stars; and b) it's been nine (!!) years since my last review. In my last review, I think I complained about being a tired mom with macaroni and cheese stains on my pants. Well, nine years later, I'm still a mom but fortunately less tired, the stains on my pants are from red wine and vegan tzatziki, and the kids I made macaroni and cheese for have grown up and are very interested in music. And they ask me to take them to Luna Music. I'm always happy to oblige. My oldest kid love Luna Music because he can find albums for the bands that he listens to. Bands and artists that are not on my radar at all (Blood Orange? Anyone, anyone? Bueller?), but he loves them, and it makes him happy to find them here in vinyl. Luna has a lot of new music on vinyl. This is the place to visit in Indianapolis if you're looking for any kind of new music. They are on top of it. In fact, I subscribe to their weekly newsletter just to keep abreast of the new music that drops every week. Luna Music keeps me young and able to relate to my children, who have astounding musical taste for their age. Luna skews toward records, but they also have a smaller selection of used CDs, as well as a collection of used cassette tapes that are smaller still. You can also find zines, local artwork, greeting cards, record players and other fun things. The people who work here are super friendly and not at all snobby. There are no Jack-Black-from-High-Fidelity people here!

Had an occasion to make a return trip to Luna Music and it was as rewarding as our earlier visit…read more Chill vibe and friendly staff. Even helped us with a lunch spot recommendation. . Hope this business continues to thrive.

Noble av really values customer satisfaction. Great people. Great products. Great knowledge. Highly…read morerecommend

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I decided to hang out for a bit this lazy Sunday, and I finally got a chance to make a return visit…read moreto Indy CD & Vinyl, an indie record store with a specialty in vinyl that is easily one of the top, if not the top, in Central Indiana. Officially, Indy CD & Vinyl is Indiana's largest independent record store. They're a member of Coalition of Independent Music Stores and are locally owned, female-owned, latin-owned, and veteran owned. They sell both new and used CDs and vinyl (and i even saw a few 8-tracks, books, and more). They have always been known as supportive of the community and local artists whether buying them outright or selling on consignment. As nearly everyone knows, parking in Broad Ripple is a bit of a clusterf*** these days, though there's street parking (metered) and a few parking lots (paid). Sundays, the meters are free. Accessible parking is around in various lots or at meters, though not directly in front of the store. Broad Ripple Avenue stores are about 50/50 in terms of access, but I'm pleased to report that Indy CD & Vinyl is accessible for the most part. There's two sides to the store - one side with rows and rows of vinyl (and other items) that's narrow but workable. The other side is 808, a sort of in-store performance/event space that also has a variety of other items for sale and a few pinball machines. The people here are friendly and helpful. Rick Zeigler started the store in 1993 in Salt Lake City, though in 2001 he moved to its current spot (NOTE: I'm thinking he didn't call it Indy CD & Vinyl in Salt Lake, but I could be wrong! Ha.). In 2013, Zeigler sold the store to long-time store manager Anne Skinner and her husband. They continue to own it. Indy CD & Vinyl has all genres. I was pleased to see several John Hiatt releases (sadly, no Lilly Hiatt). They also carry turntables, needles, cartridges, accessories, etc. They also have a collectible section for music. I saw a Peanuts endcap that just left me in awe. As near as I can tell, they only purchase used vinyl. Honestly, I'd forgotten how much I love this place. Great vibes, great selection, great service, and just a lot of fun. Because I am a performer, I do have to note that the 808 stage is not wheelchair friendly (sad face), but I'm sticking with the 5-star because, if I'm being honest, far too many stages are not wheelchair friendly. Minor quibble for one of Central Indiana's shining stars.

Indy CD and Vinyl is like the old-school record stores I used to visit in my teens and 20s, oh so…read moremany years ago when I would actually purchase CDs and tapes. Except now, everything old is new again, and this record store actually has more records than anything else. So if you are a record collector, this is your place. They have new and used records, as well as quite a lot of CDs, cassettes, used DVDs, comic books and some records players and headphones for sale. It was my oldest son's idea to visit, because he loves record stores, and is proving to have impeccable taste in music. (He gets it from his mom.) He loves rap and hip-hop the most, and was a little disappointed that there weren't more albums by his favorite artists. I told him that I think album collecting tends to skew more toward rock and pop listeners, and people who listen to rap and hip-hop listen more digitally. That's my theory, but in any case, you should know that the hip-hop section is small. But the rock and pop section is large. This record store is a decent size, and in fact, there's a sign outside that says that they will soon be expanding. My son thought that the store was huge, but bless his ignorant heart: He didn't grow up going to the country's greatest record store, Amoeba Records in Hollywood, like I did. This is no Amoeba, but there's no place like Amoeba, and for a record store in central Indiana, Indy CD and Vinyl is really great. Two neat things about Indy CD and Vinyl: They have video games and pinball machines that you can play at the back of the store (for a couple of quarters). They also have a listening station, where you can scan the barcode of an album and listen to it before you buy it. It wasn't working when we visited, but that's cool that they offer that. No one in my household actually owns a record player, CD player or cassette player, so our visit was merely to look around and imagine the things we would buy if we had analog media players. My son did get a Tyler The Creator poster, though, so he was happy.

Well I've given them plenty of chances to earn my business. Did a show room visit. Was looking to…read moreput a golf simulator in my house. Jason came out April 18th to do measurements and get me a quote and design put together. It's June 25th now. I told him no rush, however I texted him to check in last month (May 2025). He said he emailed me the quote and design. I told him I didn't get it and maybe it went to my spam (which would be weird because we've exchanged emails before). Texted 3 times since then and sent an email. Crickets. Guess they don't like money ‍ Might've actually done a good job but they don't get that chance now. Ignoring potential customers is literally the epitome of bad business practices.

We put in an audio/video system including outdoor cameras, whole home audio, and "one remote that…read morecontrols all" about 3 years ago. It was extremely expensive, and now the remote doesn't work so none of the system can be accessed. There is a camera out, and we can't connect to the audio system from our phones because it now says we need a subscription to connect. No one answers the phone number any longer. Really?!??!

These guys are terrible. They don't answer their phones, they don't return calls or messages, and…read moreeven when you eventually speak to them, they blow you off after promising to get a job done. Estridge built our house and used these clowns to wire it, and now Sync is refusing to install features that are pre-wired. They won't even give us the wiring diagram so we can do it ourselves. Sync Technology SUCKS!!!

Jake was a godsend! He got all of the devices up and running at my new townhome, and scheduled time…read moreto mount 2 of my TVs. Love this company and will definitely be using them in the future!