Miami, Florida

Miami, Miami Beach audio stores?
Going to Miami Beach this weekend and I'll be killing some time on Saturday. Any audio shops to visit? Used LPs?
Thanks

Sound Components in Coral Gables is excellent. Owned by Mark Goldman, excellent knowledge, nice guy, good staff.  They sell Rockport, which is a treat. (I'm selling my Rockport Monitors on this site now by the way)

Not a ton in great used LP shops. I've been here since 2009 and have yet to be impressed.  I buy my vinyl online.  

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(Miami, Miami Beach audio stores?
Going to Miami Beach this weekend and I'll be killing some time on Saturday. Any audio shops to visit? Used LPs?
Thanks)

I'm new to this hobby and have been looking for a couple of months now and I can't find any stores that sell any decent variety of components, at least that are affordable to mere mortals. I can't even find a good place to compare quality/high-end cans. I know they have to be here somewhere, but 95% is A/V rentals and running seminars and such.... very frustrating.

Asmodai,

Sound components is nice, but leans pretty high end.  The Audio Salon in Coral Gables is worth checking out. Sound Advice has more approachable items, nice shop as well.  Believe it or not, Best Buy Dadeland Station has a pretty nice magnolia dept with some nice items from B&W, Sonus Faber, Martin Logan, Mcintosh, and some nice headphones.  The Hollywood Sound has some lesser known audiophile brands and a great array of turntables, and finally there is a guy with a store in East Hollywood with a large selection of 2nd hand audiophile gear with some new stuff mixed in as well.

I’m visiting my mom in boynton beach and am always up for hearing great systems.  I'd love to hear some Magico's or other top performers.  

It would be fun if people could organize an Audiogon tour or open Houses by region.

The owner of Sceana used to live nearby in Florida and I heard his system that was fabulous.

I wish I could reciprocate but my TAD CR1’S based system with subs, super tweeters and BHK 300 Amps is back in NYC.