Graywhale Cd Exchange

Visited this location last weekend and the owner was literally yelling and swearing at a customer… because he wanted a refund.
Good selection of vinyl, but I definitely loss respect for them. Especially after the high fives all around. Cool.

Graywhale is one of my favorite places to go, especially if I am looking for something used or harder to find. They have a great collection of vinyl, CD’s, movies, TV shows and video games, especially video games at this location. Everything that is used here is in great working condition and if it doesn’t work, you’ll get a full refund. Their prices are a little on the high end, especially compared to online, but you get the convenience of it being in your hand right now.
They also do trade in, I personally haven’t turned anything into them, but I have quite a few friends who have and they all state their prices are fair.
This is one of my go to places if I’m looking for something hard to find or just wanting to spend some money. I like it a lot here and I’m sure they can help you find what you’re looking for.

Graywhale is my favorite place to go, not only for my CDs and games, but the feeling I get when I walk into one of their stores, it’s overwhelming. I love the staff of all of their locations. I love to go to Graywhale for a beautiful nostalgic feeling. They have all the music you’re looking for. You can’t put a price on music. But they put the best price I’ve ever seen.

Graywhale is clean, well organized and the staff is friendly. They seem to have a good selection of CDs, records, movies and video games. Prices seem okay but may be a little expensive for used compared to online stores like
and their new prices are on par with regular retail from the look of it. In these days of iTunes and Hulu it’s nice in some ways to physically browse music and movies but in other ways I don’t miss the dirty feeling I get handling used merchandise.
If you’re looking to trade-​in your old music or movies Graywhale will buy them but you may be surprised by how little they’re willing to offer. I traded in over 100 CDs the other day and got about $ 50 in trade. Many of the Top 40 CDs I had they paid only 5 cents for. If you’d rather sell your old stuff online you can do that but even then a lot of popular CDs are worth about $ 1, so by the time you package and ship it you’re not making much.

I could get lost in the sea of music, movies and other amazing items this Graywhale Cd Exchange has to offer.
I think being the artist that I am, having friends in bands growing up and also having dated a few guys who were in bands, its only natural that music is part of who I am. My taste in music jumps all over the place! I am open minded and constantly wanting to hear new stuff. There are days where my music saves me. And that is why I love Graywhale so much.
They offer everything from the mainstream (awful) Lady Gaga and Kesha to some of my all time favorites: The XX, Best Coast, Meg & Dia, Vampire Weekend, Cave In, Deftones, Arcade Fire, the list could go on and on… They have lots of stuff on vinyl which I couldn’t take my eyes off of. I thought for sure I was walking out of there with a whole new collection. What I LOVE about this location? The staff is amazing! (I hope the dude in charge reads this) Every time I go in, they are courteous without being over the top and cheesy, they are SO helpful even when I have a really stupid question and they are extremely personable and likable! Zero attitude and no «I’m better than you because I work here» attitude. Whenever I go in they are always fun to talk to and I love taking their advice on new tunes or even a new movie to add to my small collection.
This location is large and it is extremely organized and clean. If you can’t find something, there is something wrong with you.
Visit the rad guys at Graywhale, check out the vinyl heaven wall, grab yourself some new tunes and leave happy!