Death of Vinyl gives a used-record day room to spread out. The Saint-Laurent shop centres on records arriving from collections, with new-arrival information helping collectors decide what to look for next. Its buying and exchange service is part of that circulation rather than a separate sideline. The location near Beaubien takes the route north of the Bernard shops into Little Italy. That makes it a deliberate extension for someone who wants more secondhand stock, with Bar Le Ritz PDB as a possible later stop for live music.
What you will find
Used vinyl across several decades and genres, with records and audio equipment described on the official site. New-arrival lists are leads to check, not guarantees that a particular copy is still available.
Genre strengths: Jazz, Electronic, Rock, Soul
Buying and selling
The shop buys collections and offers an exchange service. It also advertises house calls. Contact the store about what you have and the arrangement before moving a large quantity of records.
6442 boulevard Saint-Laurent at Beaubien. The shop identifies Beaubien métro and the 55 Saint-Laurent bus as transit options. Continue north from the Mile End shops as a separate part of the route.
Local tips
The business uses both La Fin du Vinyle and Death of Vinyl. Either name may appear in directions or listings; match the 6442 Saint-Laurent address to be sure you have the same shop.
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