Reviews of Speaking Volumes Records. (Musical Store) in Burlington (Vermont).

Speaking Volumes Records

12 Reviews

11 Comments

Musical store

Record store

7 Marble Ave, Burlington, VT 05401, United States

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Information of Speaking Volumes Records, Musical store in Burlington (Vermont)

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This place has a very good rate, they treat their customers well and you’ll feel welcome, super recommended

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Open hours of Speaking Volumes Records

Sunday

11 am–4 pm

Monday

11 am–6 pm

Tuesday

11 am–6 pm

Wednesday

11 am–6 pm

Thursday

11 am–6 pm

Friday

11 am–8 pm

Saturday

11 am–6 pm

Reviews of Speaking Volumes Records

Travel Girl

What a fun store! It’s packed full of good things like records and CDs and books and stereos and T-shirts…. The guys in my group could have stayed for hours!

Carlos Canny

This place is awesome! Came in with a minor problem due to inexperience and got it fixed for free + learned how to fix it next time. Amazing selection of records and you could look for hours. Ended up walking out with 4 for $4 and went straight home and starting playing them. I plan on going many, many more times.

Tim Schwartz

Wonderful selection of used and local records, huge jazz section, and an awesome assortment of vintage, tested and/or refurbished equipment. Also does repairs, which is understandably pricey because it’s a specialized art. Recommend going before hitting the nearby breweries and cidery, unless you need a little grease to loosen those spending wheels.

Jeremy Vaughn

Repaired my Pro-Ject turntable at a reasonable price and turn around time. Many thanks.

Jeffrey Drummond

Wonderful store with huge selection vinyl records. 60's music, favorite opera vocalists I couldn't find anywhere else, great people. Also audio equipment repair and sales.Excellent in every way.

brandon leo

Prices are high which I can deal with. Conditions are awful and clearly not considered when pricing. Lighting is dark so when you get home expect to see just how poor the grading actually is. Probably more of a audio repair shop that sells records hence the greed when pricing and grading.