Great store, I always find cassettes I like, whether it's prerecorded or blank, I miss the 120…read moreminute tapes, however 90 or 60 minutes the material is stronger, you just have to flip it over sooner than you like, I wish they still did converting copies from records to cassette or cd. The price was quite reasonable, I guess I'll have to pay more elsewhere, what a bummer, I enjoy that everything is organized , sections labeled so you can get straight to what you want to find if it's available, great international section too, hope to be able to make it back there to see what they still have.

Maybe I need to make a few trips but I did not care for the selection or condition of the records I…read morelooked at.

A hit and miss store. Huge range of CDs and vinyl covering almost all genres. You can find some…read moregreat bargains here, and lots of old, out of print items second hand. Prices for new albums is typically high. Staff I found to be inattentive. You may get a nod hello as you walk in, but otherwise they had no interaction with me as a customer. Mostly because they were too busy hanging out chatting with friends. I was then made to feel awkward and like I was interrupting them when I went to purchase. That being said, it wasn't enough to deter me from visiting again next time I'm in Windsor.

Terrible customer service. Called to order roughly 10 vinyl albums. Asked if they had a couple…read moreother more rare albums that I was willing to pay for and the guy completely blew me off. Inventory was overpriced compared to online prices anyways. I'll be taking my business to one of the other record shops in the area.

This is my kind of place. What looks small on the outside holds a treasure on the inside. You may…read morehave to know or give them a call, he's in the back. The store is arranged for easy perusal. I found all my favs jazz, soul, vocal female, vocal male and many more. I didn't have much time but I could have looked for hours. I will have to stop back. There were albums for every part of my want lists. Fairly priced with a few bargains. I didn't have time to look through the $2, $5 bins but there were plenty. A great collection of albums for sure.

Yes, the graveyard is super cheap. with gas over $4, there's some draw to anything cheap these…read moredays, wouldn't you say? But cheap doesn't always necessarily mean good - I could always shop for "cheap" at the Walmart bargain bin. What the RG brings to the table is quality records for a price that can't be beat. I was having a conversation about the graveyard with a friend of mine who's really into Jazz; he only has a few places he likes, basically because so few places carry quality Jazz these days. You know how picky those old fans can get. He took me here first. I'm not a Jazz hipster like him, but I do like records - and oh, they have a ton. I snagged quite a bit for very little - some records were as Misi said, literally $1. Even the new releases were inexpensive. I'm accustomed to paying over $20 per record sometimes for that "audiophile grade vinyl" junk. That doesn't seem to happen here unless its rare. So it didn't break the bank. It seems like they have a good rotation of stock going. I can see myself easily coming back at least once a week and not looking at the same old junk over and over again. It's like the thrift shop of records!

Such a great store. Amazing Jack White paraphernalia, albums, etc. Albums, and even tapes available…read moreto buy. You can check out the back where the albums get made. Cool people working are there to answer any questions. So many great shirts & selection of pins, socks, hoodies.

Jack White. Isn't that enough? He gives back to the city he…read moreloves. This place is classy. It's not just a a store it's a destination. Boutique and curated music that you'll love. Watch records being pressed or go in the booth and have a listen. Make your own blow mold momento. Friendly staff with no pressure and great bathrooms. You'll spend a little more for quality new pressings.

cool shop in Hamtramck area is OK…read morelet's be honest... not that great detroit threads has some cool shirts (i hate vinyl, so zero interest), could use a nice ORGANIZATION overall; lot of junk, messy. but fun to go in to.

Detroit Threads is a cool little shop in Hamtramck on Jos Campau. The store is packed with vinyl to…read moredig through while the DJ spins some tunes. There is also vintage clothes and housewares throughout the store. There is some vintage Detroit swag in the cases. Be sure to check out the amazing Detroit techno T-shirts & Polish/Hamtramck tees on the rack- I assume made in house.

The selection is kind of spotty, but what record store isn't?…read more It has a great vibe. Give yourself lot of time to just enjoy searching for hidden treasures.

called & disappointed with the help trying to locate…read morevinyl-their system made it harder to get results

Been to a lot of vinyl stores around the US and UK. It's like the one thing I tend to do when…read morevisiting cities. This one is smack dab in the middle of a great little downtown area called Royal Oak. Cute shops, walkable, cafes, so I guess I had my hopes high the store owners would know what a prized spot they had, next to Detroit, and one of the few vinyl stores in the area. They'd make a killing with the right stock and atmosphere. Bummer. Mediocre on both fronts. Came to Yelp to see that lots of people feel the same way. They don't seem very interested in embodying the audiophile atmosphere of the classically great vinyl shops. They have the sound blaring nicely. But their stock is bare bones. Almost no used high desirability issues. Their jazz section was the most interesting. But dang, almost nothing you'd find on DisCogs for ten bucks cheaper. The store assistance was just one guy in the back who seemed unapproachable. But really once seeing the stock and prices, there wasn't much to bother him for. Maybe it just doesn't have the high patronage to support a lot of effort especially with high rents for retail spaces. I'm sure it's hard to run a business these days. And then guys like me who have never ran a vinyl store come onto Yelp and leave crappy reviews. It must kinda suck. So I'll just say this place is good. Three stars is good. But someone could invest some money and time and make this a very very popular music store. Someone with money has gotta be living in all these new condos in this town. And vinyl is selling more than in decades. UHF could have a renaissance with some TLC. Maybe I'll return later this year and will see it's a different situation in Summer. I wish them well. Support your local vinyl shops!

UHF is a my favorite record store in the area. They have a great selection of records and their…read morestaff is very knowledgeable!

A lot of great media stuff mixed together. A great place to browse and find the stuff you couldn't…read morefind anyplace else.

More than just records. So much more! Yeah, there are rows upon rows of records, old and new. But…read morethey also have a sizable collection of comics, cassette tapes, VHS, DVDs, and action figure collectibles. Even aside from the above stuff that, well, makes more sense, there's a table and wall full of incense and a separate sort of smoke shop/head shop within. And if you were worried about not having a device to play your vintage audio formats, they have plenty of those too. Shop staff was super friendly and helpful. They have at least one shop dog - I may have seen a second. She could not be less bothered by visitors. A final note of importance, they're having a moving sale at the time of this writing. When I asked, they weren't sure where they're moving to yet, but expect to go at the end of the year.