I stopped into Step Back in Time during a family vacation, and was very pleased with my experience there. The shop has a large selection of vintage vinyl, VHS tapes, toys, cards, and all sorts of memorabilia. I picked up a few older Hot Wheels and some 1980s Star Wars cards, and I felt that the price and quality were great. I don’t collect vinyl records myself, but I heard the owner talking to a number of other customers, and he offered to play anything before they bought it to make sure they were still working. The owner was friendly and also pointed me to the Hudson Flea Market where he also has a booth. I’ll definitely stop back in during future trips to the Myrtle Beach area!

I was in Myrtle Beach on vacation and stopped by Mike's stand. He started chatting with me, seemed nice. He told me that he checks all the records before selling them and I believed him. I chose a Prince album that was about $10 too much ($30 when it should have been $19.99, har har). Mike seemed like a cool dude, I decided to give him my business and bought the album. When I got to my car, I looked it over. Scratches on both sides but it looked like it would still play. I wouldn’t be able to play the album until I got back home. When I finally got home, I tried to play the album and that’s when I realized the record was warped. It’s only noticeable when you lay the record down flat on the turntable. I was completely unable to play it. I contacted Mike about the issue and all I got was an accusation that I must have left the record in a hot car because Mike checks all his records etc etc. I had purchased 3 other records from other locations and they were all packed together in an air conditioned car. I record I bought from Mike was the only one that was warped. He told me that I should have noticed it was warped when I bought it but, as I mentioned, you only notice it when you actually lay it down on a turntable. So I’m out $30 with nothing to show for it. Buyer beware, I guess.