Gramaphone Records on Reels

Solid stack of used records just hit our bins. Catch these in the New Used Arrivals section our recently added to Discogs (link in bio) | Gramaphone Records

New store branded recorded cleaning cloths. Pre-moistened with anti static vinyl cleaning solution. Available for $5.99 in-store. Perfect when you’re at the gig and need to clean your records in a pinch. | Gramaphone Records

One of the most prolific modern producers with Chicago roots @snadmusic drops his first release for @scissorandthread with the AM Yard EP. Killer deep and tech house in Snaddy style for your for the head and the dance-floor. | Gramaphone Records

Formally announcing our Black Friday/Record Store Day sale. ALL vinyl records will be 25% off in-store ALL weekend! We’ll have RSD exclusive releases available. And we’ve invited some local fav vinyl DJs spinning live (and streamed) from the Gphone Booth. Enjoy your holiday weekend and happy digging! | Gramaphone Records

Hot stack o-tracks just hit the used bins, straight from the collection of one of Chicago’s best DJs. Lots of 90’s and 00’s house, tech house, techno and minimal cuts in here. Come through and snag these (and all records) for 25% off through Sunday. | Gramaphone Records

OK people we have a pair of excellent condition Technics 1200mk2 Turntables up for sale. Includes original lids (with tilt mechanism!) and limited edition Perfecto slipmats. They’ve been cleaned and inspected in perfect working order. Only one previous owner and never used outside the home. $850 each or $1600 for the pair. They will be available for purchase tomorrow at noon. First come first serve! | Gramaphone Records

Rae Khanna on Instagram: "Hidden in the lanes of Chandni Chowk is one of India’s oldest vinyl stores, a place that has preserved our musical history for almost a century. With a collection of 25,000+ different records, from Lata Mangeshkar and Jagjit Singh to Pink Floyd and AC/DC, this legendary store began its journey in 1930 in Anarkali Bazaar before shifting to Delhi after the Partition. Started by Shri Bhagwan Das Rajpal and now run lovingly by his grandson Anuj Rajpal Ji, it remains a parad