Crossroads Music
3130-B SE Hawthorne
(503) 232-1767
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Yes, it's still huge and overwhelming, especially if you're looking for vinyl. The CD selection is pretty rich, and manageable if you stay out of the super-cheap CDs. Over 35 music dealers sell used recordings, and posters. That said, the albums are divided up by dealers (maybe CDs are too?), and you could easily lose an hour and not cover the whole store. The only music seller's co-op in the state.
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September 4, 2005 |
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i thought their section of used and vintage sound equipment was pretty cool. everything from old turntables and receivers to reel-to-reel machines and equalizers...names like Marantz, DBX, Technics, etc. all there at decent prices...
and speaking of prices, a large percentage of the vinyl prices seemed pretty steep - as in $5 for a Herb Alpert LP you can find at any thrift store for 50 cents. oh well. tons to look through if you're a serious collector, though!
My Girlfriend and I found some pretty cool anarcho/crust punk records here, just laying on the floor.