NoiseSan Francisco, California

A13427 Balboa St, San Francisco, CA 94121
B1415-702-6006

Independent record store · San Francisco, California

Noise

Name: Noise
Address: 3427 Balboa St, San Francisco, CA 94121, San Francisco, California, 94121, US
Telephone: 415-702-6006

Records and music in San Francisco, California

Get directions ↗Call the shop

Find the shop

3427 Balboa St, San Francisco, CA 94121

San Francisco, California 94121

Open in Maps

Shop onlineVisit the shop online

Open the official website

About Noise

A closer look at Noise

Noise is a record store in San Francisco, California. This profile gathers the location, contact information and available visit details in one place.

Know this shop well? Help the Record Store Directory add the details that make it special.

Suggest an edit to Noise

Plan your visit

Make your next stop.

Check before you go

We do not have confirmed opening hours for Noise yet.

Call the shop to check today's hours

Know the hours? Help update this page ↗

Contact the shop

PhoneCall 415-702-6006 Official websiteVisit ↗

Call shop Directions

Keep digging nearby

More record stores near San Francisco

Amoeba MusicSan Francisco, California · 2.4 miles Tunnel RecordsSan Francisco, California · 2.5 miles The Music StoreSan Francisco, California · 2.9 miles Groove Merchant RecordsSan Francisco, California · 3.4 miles

See all shops near San Francisco ↗

Quick answers

Frequently asked questions

What is the phone number for Noise in San Francisco, California?

The phone number for Noise in San Francisco, California is 415-702-6006.

Call Noise

Where is Noise in San Francisco, California located?

Noise is located at 3427 Balboa St, San Francisco, CA 94121, San Francisco, California, 94121.

Does Noise in San Francisco, California have a website?

The listed website for Noise in San Francisco, California is sanfrancisconoise.com.

Visit Noise's website

From The Stack

More for your record habit

Browse The Stack ↗

How to Digitize Vinyl Records Properly

How to digitize records, USB turntable versus audio interface, the settings that matter, why click removal needs restraint, and which records are worth the hours.

Turntable Accessories: What Is Worth Buying and What Is Theater

Which turntable accessories change how your records sound and last, which depend on your setup, and which are mostly decoration. Sorted honestly, with a tap test.

Cassette Players and Decks: What to Buy and What Breaks

How to buy a cassette player or deck, why belts are the thing that fails, tape types and Dolby explained, and how to care for tapes without ruining them.