Hawthorne Stereo

I have had terrible relationship with this store. He sold my stuff, dumbed down the price and never told me he was selling the items at a lower price. Communication was terrible. He did not contact me for 6 months. I did not know about the items I was consigning. And he lowered the prices, and sold some of the items without telling me he changed the prices. Not a good place to sell your stuff. more

GOT SOUND? What is in a NAIM? (Sound people know this Word) The store's logo “A Pretty Nice Place” is true, however; you will find that the engaging owner is a mensch who loves his clients as much as he loves his music. The owner, Robert, will show you a note or two about the Sound of Music; no, not the musical or the movie, the real sound that you hear coming out of those boxes. Hint: Take notes. Robert will redefine sound; your ears will never settle again for less than the best or at least close. Do you have a system issue; Robert will have the answer for you. Robert offers up good advice on both new and used equipment. Hey, the crew came to my home and set up my system, I’m female and I do not claim to know which wire goes into that thingy. Many wonderful Seattle Restaurant owners come in and speak with Robert about which system is best in their restaurants. If you are even considering the idea of a sound system, stop into this very nice place. Check out their helpful website link. http://www.hawthornestereo.com more

Frankly, the most knowledgeable (seemingly, given my acutely limited knowledge) stereo folks I think you'll find in Seattle. A tremendous selection of used equipment, at used prices, which will outperform comparably priced new equipment you'll find at most big-box-retailers. Bring your own LPs/CDs and choose your components. Absolutely lovely, but prepare for audiophilic addiction. more