All That Music & Video

For a limited time, ATMV is closing-out its current selection of $2.50 LPs aka the “5 for $10.00” special.  Records from this category are in less-than collectible condition and may be marked or scuffed but still playable.  These LPs can range from good to poor condition.   These records may also be too common for us to consider at a collectible price

 Over the years, many of our regular LP customers have enjoyed finding great deals in the piles of $2 budget records.  However, because of space limitations and with the addition of NEW LP fixtures to accommodate  ATMV’s Vault of 8000 collectible records, we are forced to clear out as many of our budget LPS as possible.

 All $1 records are found along the north wall of the store and are clearly identified because they are not labeled with a price tag.  Customers wishing to purchase more than 20 LP’s can qualify for an additional 20% discount, making these records as cheap as 80-cents each.  The LP Clearance promotion will run for at least two weeks effective Saturday, August 1st.  Once our new fixtures are installed, all remaining budget records will be removed from the floor.  Early birds will find the best selection, so stop-in record lovers and pick up some super deals!

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You may notice a bit of a mess on the north corner of our store.  Bear with us … we’re remodeling and bringing in new fixtures to accommodate 8,000 plus collectible vinyl  records formerly available for e-commerce sales only.  Collectors will now be able view & handle  LPs for a real hands-on experience. We believe this will become the finest LP Vinyl department of its kind in the region.

At All That Music & Video, we’ve seen demand rise dramatically for collectible LPs in the past few years. Collectibles have been a staple of ATMV, even though sales of classic collectibles were modest. So over the years we’ve adopted some of the toughest quality standards in the business. Playability and the condition of album covers must meet or exceed our standards. In our new department, all LPs will be clearly marked as to quality and price.

Store owner George Reynoso says the upsurge in interest in collectibles is no surprise to him. “Times are hard and uncertain. Music lovers are yearning for simpler times when an album cover was considered a work of art and the characteristic sound of a needle on vinyl was a true pleasure.”

The new collectibles department is part of a larger plan to re-image the store to stay ahead of fast-paced changes in the music business caused primarily by downloading songs from internet sources. Other nostalgic items such as movie and rock posters will be more prominent as the store is strategically remodeled.

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