First time in this store and the sales staff are super nice. No pressure sales. This is high end…read moreaudio and prices are up there but these guys do negotiate a bit which is always nice to see. Bought a BDI stand for my tv and very happy with the price and service.

Amazing selection!…read more The staff was extremely friendly and helped me with a broken cartridge lead even though I didn't get it there. Cannot recommend enough

Great to see a store like this open in The Heights!…read more Mostly factory sealed vinyl in the genres of: Punk, Hardcore, Indie/College, Metal, Rock, Hip Hop. Has a small but growing section of used records as well. Store also carries Stereo Equipment and a wicked supply of mounted Show Posters. The guy running the place is super helpful, I've been in twice and both times a superior experience. I enjoyed the music related conversations we've had, was helpful when I need to return a damaged record and remembered who I was, so that's a bonus. Also, they have a loyalty/reward card as well. Support local business!

Awesome music store. Lots of great new stuff and good used records as well. Good selection of CDs…read moreas well if that is your thing. Always good for a chat about music as well. Most engaging owner of a record store I have come across in the lower mainland. Everyone who loves music should shop here.

I have been dealing with Audiofi for almost 2 yrs now and have found the products they carry, and…read moretheir level of service, to be outstanding. Audiofi will continue to get all my business. John

One of the best retail experiences I've had in years: quality and knowledgeable service. I came…read morebecause of excellent reviews to replace equipment over 40 years old. I had a budget and Phillip gave me excellent guidance both as to suitable equipment for our main listening space and placement. He also suggested a Keno portable speaker for the rest of the house which has turned out to be terrific. Learned a lot just talking to him about the equipment, and Phillip reinforced the idea that my budget was quite sufficient to get a good quality listening experience. After a few weeks, the amplifier (Marantz 60) would not turn on or would turn off by itself. I was talking to Perry now (Phillip on vacation) and after doing some troubleshooting over the phone he suggested I bring it in. He could not get it to malfunction in the shop. I arranged to pick it up, and Perry came in especially to meet me on Good Friday. He steered me to experiment with trying different outlets at home, which turned out to the issue. Thanks to both Phillp and Perry; I will certainly be back.

Amazing!! Sean was very professional and knowledgeable for all my home entertainment needs…read more Scheduling was very prompt and reliable. Quality products that will leave me in auditory bliss for years to come. If you have though about a system it's time to stop and just do it!! I highly recommend hifihandyman for all my future needs.

From the owner: Audio and Video Sales and Installation. We have great brands and great prices! Solar equipment…read moresales and consulting. Window and gutter cleaning. Authorized Dealer for: Yamaha, Marantz, KEF, Parasound, Sunfire, Legrand, Luxul, and many more. Thanks for Looking!

this place is amazing! Super friendly staff very knowledgeable. Willing to go that extra mile!…read moreGreat deals, great selection for every budget. Greg and Igor are top notch!

I never really use Yelp but this is a special situation. The tall bald dude (probably Igor) was…read morevery - as the other low rating yelp reviews stated, ARROGANT. Just seems like an unfriendly fella. When leaving the store the first thing that came to mind was arrogant. Reading these other reviews it's seeming like a theme. Did not seem like he wanted me in his store being that I'm younger and don't have as much money to spend as these big ballers. I set up an appointment to demo some equipment the store had and wanted to inquire about some phono preamps without the promise of purchasing but then just felt kind of pressured to because from the vibe of it, seemed like he wouldn't be happy demoing his products without purchasing something (after purchasing, he seemed more open to allowing me to listen to stuff, but was still stand-offish). I love Hi-fi audio and told him I'd for my ears to learn different hi-fi systems as well as looking for stuff to purchase. Walked between different rooms comparing songs and everytime I left a room I just felt uncomfortable in the open areas like I wasn't wanted there, lots of one-worded responses when asking about the different systems, didn't see one smile on any of the employees faces. No thank you's for supporting their businesses or anything. I was listening to a song in the room with the Mcintosh system, he had the volume set to 90 and either the streamer or receivers or whatever set to %50... I had opened the door to check something out and he walked over without saying anything and turned it down to %10 and I said "sorry was that too loud?" and he said "no, %50 was is fine, just can't blast it too loud because these speakers have been sold"... Makes sense yeah, but why turn it down to %10 when that was the volume you had it set at? and why the passive aggressiveness... 1st time I went there a few months ago I didn't have an appointment and couldn't listen to anything which makes sense, mostly dealt with the old man who also didn't seem like he wanted to give me the time of day, second time was the taller dude who was just not pleasant at all. Lastly, the old Asian fella. As I was leaving, he was at the front desk, I was looking at the items a little bit and he must have been trying to make small talk or something but all that came out was "so what did you buy"? told him I got a preamp and he didn't really say anything. That wasn't a big deal but really? Along with your coworkers being douche bags that's it? I also said thanks, didn't get one back or even a "have a nice day" (didn't expect one back) and got out of there with a sour taste in my mouth. I'm already pretty discouraged from going into hi-fi stores being that almost everyone in the business come at you like bad boujie car salesmen. After this experience it's just that much more discouraging. Hi-fi salesman love to judge. You are not pleasant people and it shows. I love Hi-Fi audio and I am in love with a good conversation where I can learn about why someone is so passionate in something I also admire. I love that there are hardware and software that a music and movie experience to something more beautiful than it already is, but the people in it are ugly. Thank you for a terrible experience!

Highly skilled team that provides excellent customer service and tech support. 10 out of 10…read morerecommend.

From the owner: Pure Image is Vancouver's premier theatre, audio and automation technology integrator…read more We provide friendly, face-to-face service for home and business clients delivering carefully selected products and integrating them into your space with meticulous installation practices.

I'm a huge proponent of supporting locally owned businesses, big or small. So, I was excited to…read morediscover this company through Google, as it's challenging to find individually owned shops that make cameras or production-related items. However, I first called around 9 a.m. No one picked up. They indicated a faster response over email, so I complied. I inquired about the return policy in case their item wasn't compatible with mine (it's online, and pictures only do so much). At this stage, I just needed to get my hands on the item and try it (proprietary design versus proprietary design). The response was similar to what you'd get from a Los Angeles DMV service; unmotivated and passive-aggressive like an ex. While expected from a tired, understaffed customer service representative, this came from sales, haha. It made me snicker; This person is unhappy with their life choices. At the very least, they could've copied and pasted their return policy, but that was too burdensome. **No Google Page = RED FLAG. It's an attempt to hide bad reviews, and it all makes sense now** I'll go with Adorama or B & H because they care about fostering relationships. I'm a Union Cinematographer who owns gear and knows plenty of people who do. I would not recommend them based on their weak service.

Amazing! I was a little worried ordering from their website--because let's face it, ordering any…read moreexpensive equipment from a tiny website in the year 2024 feels like taking a 50/50 risk of being scammed--but Lunchbox Audio was fantastic. I needed to order a pretty niche keyboard stand, one that basically all of their big-box competitors offer only on special order with 2-4 week shipping, but Lunchbox Audio got it to me in less than a week and at a better price than any of them to boot. Highly recommend!

Save yourself countless hours of research through online forums and call Burt for all your AV…read moreneeds! Home AV is one of my passions and definitely a hobby. One of the frustrating things about getting into something beyond Home Theater in a Box is the barrier to entry. Burt at Seattle Hi-Fi can help you demystify any questions you might have whether you are a novice or interested in bi-amping into a stereo amp bridge to a mono-block. Burt can hang with just about anyone and has the same positive attitude no matter the conversation. One of the key differentiators with Seattle Hi-Fi vs every other company I have done business with is how welcoming they are to your needs AND budget! Any AV shop will cater to your needs if your budget is right. All AV shops can make you feel welcomed if you are spending a huge amount of money. Burt has helped me when I was spending a single digit % of his suggested budget on an item the exact same as when I was spending more than what he suggested! I have felt like an extremely valued customer through every interaction with Burt, regardless of what I needed or what I was spending. Burt has spent time helping me debug problems AFTER the purchase was complete on a new use case I had and just generally is fantastic. Seattle Hi-Fi is my favorite store in the greater Seattle area, and my favorite AV store I have ever been to! Cannot recommend Seattle Hi-Fi enough.

Update - came back after the first great experience to investigate a power filter. I've not had…read moregreat luck with power conditioners - they are expensive and don't seem to do much. If anything, they've limited sound quality. Seattle HiFi recommended the Niagara 1200, and phoned me when one became available. I was open to looking at the more expensive versions but was persuaded that I really just needed the basic 1200 model. With low expectations, I plugged my gear in. Wow. Immediately heard improvements. Cleaner top end, more detail, better bass definition, and less ear fatigue when listening to digital gear. Color me highly impressed again.

Very willing to help with a broken key fob, as DSL convertor and a phone we needed for use during…read moreHydro outages.

Att: Island folk. This is a 250 Number. The guy who runs this place is Drew. He sold us a pre-amp…read moreand a 80's turntable for $230 after tax.I'd been looking for a new record player for weeks. He threw in a bunch of stuff for free including all the cables etc. He he showed us all the ins and outs of how to use it and taught me a lot about the manufacturing and theory of how record players work. HIS SHOP IS FULL OF REFURBISHED TURNTABLES and amps, all with new needles. A very kind and learned man running an honest business. He fixes all manor of electronics as well.