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Local sources for equipment and music

CD Exchange - my good friend Mark. Doesn't have a website, this is the Facebook page . One third the size of the other local dealers, eight times the quality and experience!
Forefront Audio- My buddy Lance's place.Running it out of his house, which is about the only way to do a bricks and mortar store around here these days. Brand new, he just started it up. Seems pretty serious, if you go to his Facebook page he is getting more stuff all the time.
Lakeshore Records- one of my favorites, not the biggest, but cater most to the type of music I like.
Rowe Audio/Video- these guys are good friends and have been for years! A very high level of integrity and business ethics.
Sound source- probably more of a music store, you will occasionally find some cool amps and horns/woofers there. Great if you are a home brew putterer.
The Analog Shop- in Victor, NY and owned by my friend Bob for years. About the only somewhat local source that is truly passionate about this still.
The Bop Shop- The most business savvy record store in Rochester- huge selection, big $$$, but lots of specialized stuff.Hosts way cool record shows every 6 months, dealers and individuals from as far away as PA come and set up tables. Have been attending them for years.
The Record Archive- Rochester's oldest and moldiest record store. Millions of Lps! Most of them have been there since before Christ. $$$$$$ too!
The Stereo Shop- the Dave Lane version.Although there are a couple of these in Rochester, this one is the best.
The famous (or infamous) House of Guitars- without a doubt, the most famous store in Rochester. Still have a lot of vinyl, if you don't mind a footprint or two on it! Absolutely the most disorganized diverse store in the world! Worth making the trip, but wear one of those coal miner helmets with the floodlight built in.....

Useful and interesting links

Audio Asylum Forum- probably the most dedicated and thorough of its type
Audio Karma- another HUGE user forum
Audio classics (A cool facebook page, not related to the retailer in the Vestal area)
Audiogon- specialized audio classified site- not nearly as good as it used to be, but still worth an occasional glance.
Audiotools- list of just about every now and defunct HiFi company ever in existance
Classic Speaker Pages- Info dedicated to New England Speakers, AR, KLH, ADVENT,ALLISON,etc.
Do it Yourself Audio- as the name implies.
Lansing Heritage- tremendous resourse for Altec and JBL fans
Stereophile- about the only magazine on the subject that I still read
The Absolute Sound-
The Vintage Knob- way cool site with vintage photos and short descriptions of classic gear
The Vinyl Engine- invaluable resource for the vinyl enthusiast- many free downloads. well worth joining!
US Audio Mart A brand new and VERY viable alternative to Audiogon

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