Retro Music

Ben Robertson

Bought my first acoustic guitar here in December and was very happy with the results. Good price, good trade in value, nice sounding guitar. They were totally transparent in showing me how they estimated the value of the trade in and how they calculated it to maintain their profit. When the guitar warped from dryness a couple months later, they provided all of the adjustments for free. Only think that would have made it better is if they told me to use the humidifier before instead of after the warp. That is the one recommendation I have, is that especially for new guitar buyers they remember to provide little bit more help and advice on how to care for the guitar.

Impressively Impressive

They tried to give me 500 bucks for a brand new guitar that goes for $700-$800. I ended up selling it for $830. They also tried to give me $125 for a guitar that I went elsewhere and got $280 for. These guys will do you dirty so I wouldn't advise selling your gear here.

Tom Mulford

Love this place! Had my guitar strings fixed a couple times here, great prices, and great work! Staff are super nice and knowledgeable. Also got a vintage 1930's Hawaiian ukulele there and it is awesome!

Hugh Birdsall

One of the coolest guitar stores ever. Like a funky guitar museum, with wide range of models and prices. I bought a used 1960's Eko acoustic there for $150.00, and used it for 20 years as my "school guitar." If I had the money I would go there first to find a good deal on the coolest vintage guitars.