Jim the owner is great. He always makes me feel at home since I've been coming here over the past…read moremonth. Prices are fair and the selection is vast. Lots of oldies and reissues too. I have yet to dive into the CD's. Definitely check him out.

Stopped here after dining at Grindhouse Cafe. There's so many cool records here! Over on the left…read moreside of the store are the $3 bin and the $10 bin (these records have plastic covers). On the right side are the more popular records that range from $20+ (also have plastic covers) and the CD selection. The guy that owns the store is very friendly. He was telling me that he has been at the location for about 8-9 years. What's really nice is that he looks at each record and cleaned them on this cool machine. Made the records look like new! Thank you so much, sir! I'll definitely be back soon!

I adore this place! It has been my "go to" for music since I…read morewent to school at Purdue in the 80's. On my last visit, I scored 2 OOP Prince CD's I had been wanting to purchase but did not want to pay the obscene bidding prices on Ebay. I also found another CD that I didn't even know I wanted, but at their prices I had to own it. This place is a TREASURE TROVE for the old school album hunters and newer CD searchers. I can wait to return to look some more. Rock on JL Records! My your turn tables play forever!!

I have been buying stuff from Jim since he was selling used vinyl at flea markets. Then he had a…read moreshop on State Street for years before moving to this location. If you can't find what you're looking for here, then it doesn't exist. If it does, they can order it for you. There is really TOO many CDs here, with CDs piled on top of the racks, and in boxes underneath. It makes it kind of  hard for quick browsing, but if you like to dig dig dig this is the place. Although the selection is daunting, chances are they have what you're looking for. There is also a very nice selection of collectible CDs, boxes, promos, and stuff that you are just not going to find anyplace else. The used CDs are top quality; they don't buy junk like other used CD stores. There is a money back guarantee but I doubt you'll ever need to return anything. The only negative comment I have is that the prices of used CDs may be a little high for some titles. The big boxes are dumping back catalog new CDs for as little at $4.99, but you'll find a used copy here for $9.99. If you think a particular used title is priced too high, just ask. Often the price reflects availability. If it's out of print, the price goes up. If it's been reissued recently, mention that to the staff and the price might go down. They also stock many "import" CDs at ridiculously high prices. With high quality torrent downloads so prevalent, there is no reason to buy these "import" CDs. Selling your used CDs depends on what your selling. They buy used CDs based on quality and availability, and if they think they can sell it. If the title your selling is out of print or rare, you will get more. If the store has 25 Justin Bieber CDs in the rack, they may not even want it. They know what sells and they know their customers, so be prepared to take back home the Britney Spears CDs you listened to in elementary school. The vinyl loft has been greatly expanded, and here is where I think the real bargains lie. The price of used, near mint, and new vinyl is very reasonable. Even hard to find stuff is priced right. No price gouging here. Finally, they also buy and sell used DVDs and video games. I don't normally browse those areas so I can only say that it's available.

Zero mask signs up. Two employees upfront not wearing masks. Customer with half dozen kids he…read morewasn't wearing a mask but at least his kids were. Very Peddlers Mall junky. A few items I would have purchased but prices were two and three times over what they should have been. Go at your own risk since they aren't stressing masks and I didn't see hand sanitizer, but I could have missed it. We walked maybe half the mall and left uninspired. The sign that is on the door in someone's photo is no longer there.

Great flea market,…read more ...(filling out the rest of this and putting random stuff due to character limit)

The spiciest album I saw in this store was Take Care by Drake…read more Take with that information what you will...

This place was amazing! Great selection & great vibes. Very friendly service and overall great…read moreexperience. We are from Muncie and will visit again.

Love the helpfulness of the staff. They go beyond the call of duty to help you find what you are…read morelooking for!

I'm going to officially vote this as the best record store in the Lafayette area. They are super…read moreheavily focused on new vinyl only, but the selection is pretty good and includes many new styles, as well as typical classic rock, blues/jazz, classical, hip-hop, etc. In the back on the floor are a small selection of used vinyl, though it's a tiny selection with not much to pick from. As someone who likes picking through vinyl for a good deal, I was super pleased to find the many bins of Clearance Vinyl along the floor under the main shelves of records. There is a ton of "old stock" new vinyl under there, many that have been marked down to well under $10. I'm really into mid 2000s vinyl and I found a good chunk of things I've been looking for down there, still sealed, waiting over a decade for me to pick through it. Stop by and give the place a look. You'll hopefully find something worth stopping by for. And while you're in, check out the insane selection of other things. The overall shop is a mixture of a head shop, record shop, bookstore, novelty store, jewelry store, and comic book store, and it seems to go on forever. A very unique and cool addition that any smaller college town would be immensely jealous of!

My husband was dying of cancer. His last wish was to see his favorite band. He was on oxygen and…read morecould not stand in line and needed to sit down. I asked Julie for him to be able to sit in a chair in the back before I purchased tickets for us. She said no, no exceptions. My husband passed away shortly after. We were long time customers there and did not expect the cold hearted treatment we received.

Ignition is a really cool place, and their selection is one of the best in the Michiana area…read more The shop is clean, well-lit, and very organized. They are knowledgeable about not only the music they sell, but also about parts for turntables and speakers. The owners and employees are super friendly and engaging, which is what you would expect out of a shop in downtown Goshen. The prices, however. Yeesh. So much of their used vinyl is marked up way higher than it should be. It's become a fun "window shopping" record store for me, but it's very difficult to justify the cost when they are often charging 40-50% more than most other places for vinyl in similar condition.

While downtown, I stopped in this (mainly) vinyl shop to see what they had available. It's a bit…read moredark and the shop is long and narrow. I noticed a mix of musical instruments scattered through the shop and the man working was busy setting up something towards the back. He did greet me, but pretty much did his own thing back there while I browsed. The records were generally alphabetical, but grouped in genres. I figured it out since the genre type was not prominent unless you looked at titles. I saw they also carried some movies and cd's, but those seemed to be completely random without any sorting. Although they have a lot of vinyl here, I will say that I've found more organized and helpful places in the Indy metro area than here. If you want to shop in the Kokomo area only, then take a chance to see what you may find. Review #3733

Maybe hire good workers instead of personal friends? Went in with a friend, saw a couple others in…read morethe shop and bought a beer and ordered food (school pizza) and went browsing. About 15 minites later friend asks if i got my food. They (all three of the people working at the time) forgot to cook it. Okay so I wait longer. I ask again. They forgot it again but this time in oven and the food is burned. I finish my beer and I think I got a slight discount on the beer I actually received so I guess there's that. Hiring your "buddies" to help around the shop is prob a Funtime but not from a customers point of view. Shop is decent, it's just kinda gimmicky and gives a hipster thrift shop feel.

Best store in the region! Great deals and cool knick knacks! All of the employees provide indelible…read moreservice to the community! I felt welcomed.

Amazing inventory of music in vinyl, CD, cassette & even 8 tracks. They BUY, SELL, & TRADE music…read morein all formats. They also have an impressive selection of vintage audio systems. You can even find T-shirts & vintage collectibles.Their prices are fair, the staff is knowledgeable and helpful. Check it out, enjoy the search, take a trip down memory lane!

This is a really cute cafe and vinyl shop! It's quite…read morespacious and has a large selection of both new and used vinyls to peruse. The range of different genres was incredible, and even included some comedy records which I didn't even know existed until yesterday. They also have a smaller selection of CDs and cassette tapes. While searching, you can sip on a beverage. Not pictured but I had a hot bullseye chai with oat milk. It was pretty good and not overly sweet. I would definitely recommend this place to someone looking for a fun, cool spot to pass some time in.

Black Wax Cafe in Kokomo, IN was so cool! It's a record store & coffee shop in one, with endless…read moreoptions of music and drinks ~ obsessed with this place! The Koko-Kong, dark chocolate, banana iced latte WITH BANANA COLD FOAM? One of the best iced lattes I've ever had. Definitely a fun spot in Kokomo, IN you should check out if in the area.

We prefer to buy vinyl at stores like this to support local business vs buying off Amazon. The…read morecatch is the business needs to be open when they say they are going to be open. We could forgive the time on Google saying 11:00 AM when the sign on the door said they open at noon on Sundays. We went and killed some time, had some lunch. We finished eating and came back at 12:30... the store was still closed. Of course, when we went back to the car and were driving off and happened to pass the store only a minute later, THEN we see an employee coming out of the now unlocked door to set something up out front. We can only assume they had to have seen us trying the door moments before and just didn't care. It's not a difficult thing to open your doors when you say you're going to be open. It is actually one of the critical elements when running a business. We even gave them an extra 30 minutes so we weren't busting the doors down. It's not like opening at noon on a Sunday is the crack of dawn. It can't possibly be that difficult.

I came in with a few friends on July 22nd wanting to buy some vinyl. No hello from the person up…read morefront and didn't offer any help to if we need anything. We figured he has a great personality over the radio he might act the same way in person, nope not the case. I think Tom would of had a better time popping pimples off Roseanne Barr behind then us being in his store.