Guitar Workshop

Allan roff

Small but very good place to go Needed some parts for my telecaster and he has a huge line of all parts Is that nobody else in town has

Erik mendez

Sometimes we go into a guitar shop for the first time and expect overly friendly staff. The first time I walked into GUITAR WORKSHOP I felt as if they were not friendly enough. Sometimes our expectations are unrealistic. I suppose it would have been nice if they threw a party for me as I walked in their shop for the first time. I was disappointed that they acted like they didn't know me. I too felt a little borderline. I didn't get the special treatment that I'm used at the music store were I really do know the people. However the last 2 times I've walked into the store. I was treated really well by the owner and was super personable. 3 days ago I really needed help. I had dropped my PRS Custom 24 and effed up the 3rd fret. I knew that this place would have the specific fret wire. The owner gave me the fret wire I needed and did not charge me. Although I replaced the fret myself it would have not been possible if Dave didn't carry the parts I needed. I appreciate this store its localy owned. It's old school and Dave is a top notch at repairs. My first impression wasn't accurate. I found that Guitar Workshop and the people that work there to be very helpful, knowledgeable. If I needed serious help I wouldn't go anywhere else.

Kelsey Mayer

I had a fret leveling done on my strat. The work was finished before the quoted time frame and my guitar plays like new. I highly recommend this shop for guitar work over the other shops in the area. Only negative was the linseed oil used on the fretboard. It smells like dead fish. Now I know to specify he use lemon oil next time.

Mario Resendiz

If you’re looking for a local guitar shop to support, look no further. They have a wide selection of gear and from what I saw, pretty fair prices. The owners seem very laid back and happy to assist, unlike guitar center where the employees always seem to hate their lives. And the best part, no sloppy amateurs attempting to play Master of Puppets or Stairway To Heaven at an annoyingly high volume. Keep up the good work gentlemen.