Record store: Red Onion Records

Red Onion Records stands out not just for its prime location away from the bustling main commercial areas, but for its vibrant community vibe. The record store is reminiscent of the neighborhood 'Cheers' where everyone knows your name.

The store offers a rich selection of genres spanning from the 60s to modern day hits, including rock, jazz, R&B, and more, meticulously curated to cater to all musical tastes.

FAQ

What types of record collections are Red Onion Records looking to buy?

We're always looking to buy record collections. Generally, we are interested in albums from the mid-60s to the modern era across various genres such as rock, jazz, R&B, folk, country, punk, world, modern classical, and blues. The records should be in VG+ condition for the most part.

How important is the condition of the records?

The condition of the vinyl itself is the most relevant factor when we assess records. Covers and sleeves are also important, but the vinyl's condition will primarily determine our interest and the offer we might make.

What should I do with my record collection if I want to sell it?

We recommend just bringing everything to Red Onion Records. Once you bring your collection in, we can take it from there and give you an evaluation and an offer based on what you have.

Are there specific conditions for the records you buy?

Yes, we generally look for records that are in VG+ condition. This means that the records should have no major defects in the vinyl or the cover, including significant scratches or wear that would affect play.

Where can I bring my records for sale?

You can bring your records to Red Onion Records. Just bring your collection in, and we'll handle the rest, providing you with a fair assessment and offer based on market values and the condition of your records.

At Red Onion Records, we cherish the wide spectrum of music and are always excited to discover new collections. Whether your records are nostalgic classics or recent releases, we're interested in taking a look and potentially making an offer.

Last updated: 2024-05-29