Vinyl Players: Nostalgia Meets Modern Appeal

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In a digital age dominated by streaming services and wireless gadgets, the vinyl player still maintains its lasting appeal.

Vinyl record collecting remains a timeless hobby. It could be attributed to the Y2K trend of an interest in vintage goods extending to thrifted clothes, digital cameras, etc.

For those who are interested in starting your own collection, keep in mind that purchasing a vinyl player and starting a collection is not cheap. Therefore, making sure that a vinyl player is what you really want before purchasing is very important.

Here are some places to get the most out of your vinyl record experience:

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Slowboat – 45A Craig Rd:

Slowboat is a vinyl listening cafe. For $30, one will get an hour of listening time for your chosen vinyls from the cafe’s carefully curated library of records, while enjoying a complimentary drink. Alcoholic beverages such as wine and whiskey are also available here.

Choice Cuts Goods -446 Joo Chiat Road:

Coffee, bagels, pizzas and vinyls? Choice Cuts Goods is a two-storey cafe that is the perfect one-stop place for grabbing some food and it is also a co-working space, while also shopping for records. It’s well-decorated, so don’t forget to snap some cute Instagram-worthy shots! 

 

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The Barbershop Music – 428 Joo Chiat Road:

This is not your average record store. Just as its name suggests, The Barbershop Music has a unique concept of selling records in a barbershop. They have a large range of services, including haircuts, beard grooming, shaving and pedicures.

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