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Offshore SoundsSanta Cruz, California
- A1109 Locust St, Santa Cruz, CA 95060
- B1831-285-2445
Independent record store · Santa Cruz, California
Offshore Sounds
Records and music in Santa Cruz, California
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The phone number for Offshore Sounds in Santa Cruz, California is 831-285-2445.
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Offshore Sounds is located at 109 Locust St, Santa Cruz, CA 95060, Santa Cruz, California, 95060.
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