Kops on the Danforth gives used-record shoppers a reason to choose a particular branch. Incoming secondhand stock is processed here, and the shop describes a back room where customers can browse fresh records that have not yet been priced. The regular inventory sits within a business that has sold records since 1976, with both new vinyl and older pressings in the wider catalogue. Its position near the western end of the Danforth also makes this a straightforward pre-show stop for the Danforth Music Hall.
What you will find
New and used vinyl, plus the changing back-room selection of unpriced incoming records. Availability in that room depends on what the shop has recently acquired and processed.
Kops directs record-selling inquiries to the Danforth location. Contact the shop about the collection and the buyer's availability before transporting a large batch.
209 Danforth Avenue, close to Broadview. The Danforth Music Hall is west along the same avenue. Use the shop's current directions link for the exact storefront.
Local tips
Ask how the unpriced back-room records are being handled during your visit. Do not read a missing price as a bargain price. This branch is a practical pairing with an evening at the Danforth Music Hall.
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