Aux 33 Tours can accommodate a list that veers from a francophone release to a jazz reissue and then into used singles. Its catalogue separates new records from used LPs and 45s, with further room for Japanese pressings and rarities. That structure makes the shop useful to both someone buying a listening copy and someone comparing editions. The Mont-Royal Avenue address also puts it near Freeson Rock, allowing two quite different selections in one short stretch.
What you will find
New and used vinyl, 45s, CDs, cassettes, audio equipment and accessories. Francophone music, jazz, rock, electronic and international releases have explicit catalogue categories.
Genre strengths: Rock, Jazz, Francophone, Electronic, International
Buying and selling
Aux 33 buys vinyl and other media, including CDs and cassettes. Appraisals depend on the actual records, their editions and condition. For a large delivery, ask about the rear-lane drop-off procedure before unloading.
1373 avenue du Mont-Royal Est in the Plateau. Freeson Rock is farther along the same avenue at 1477. This profile covers the main shop; a separately announced annexe is not treated as an open second location.
Local tips
Check the condition grade and pressing details on used listings. The catalogue’s separate Japanese-pressing and rarity sections are useful when the edition is part of the reason to buy.
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