I had fallen completely out of love with a luthier-made partscaster I bought during the pandemic…read more In the past year, I'd pick it up, play for a while and invariably switch to a Les Paul or a tele. I've had other establishments try to bring the partscaster back to life but to no avail. I was all but ready to sell the guitar for much less than I paid for it when I heard Running Dogs Music has the veteran experience to do more than switch strings, look down the fretboard for a second and then take my money. Instead, I walked in pleading for them to help me love my guitar again. The team heard me out, and actually had me play on a guitar in the store that had a perfect setup. It was a $200 guitar but sounded beautiful. 24 hours later I picked up my guitar, got home, plugged it in and immediately realized why I loved it the first time I played it. I cannot thank the team enough and I will most definitely recommend them to friends. They are awesome!

They service lots of different kinds of instruments, not just guitars. Including mandolins,…read moreviolins, banjos, ukuleles, etc. They were the only place in the Tulsa area I could find that serviced mandolins. They did a great job of fixing up my old mandolin and making it playable again for a reasonable price.

Palen has taken care of our woodwind instruments for years. We wouldn't trust anybody else to touch…read moreour instruments. We wholeheartedly can recommend Palen Music Center.

Great service, very friendly and helpful. Loved getting to meet Sarge as well. The repair was…read moredone quickly and for a reasonable price.

I've been a guitar nerd since I was a kid and have visited guitar shops all over the country. And…read morewhile it's not the biggest place, I really think Barnett's holds its own. They have some beautiful instruments at all different prices from many of the premium brands. They also have a great selection of pedals and some cool amps. But besides all the cool gear, Barnett's has some really down-to-earth people, which is probably the most important thing. The staff there is super friendly and accommodating. No attitude at all. Not like a lot of places I've visited, where you almost need a background check to touch a guitar. And if you want to be left alone, that's no problem either. If you love guitars (electric and acoustic), you should really make it a point to visit Barnett's. It's worth the trip.

Buyer beware! You will not get any help after the sale. I would recommend you go to another music…read morestore. You have been warned.

Just stay at home and use the Internet you will save money time and gasoline this place is…read moredepressing.

Such an amazing facility. My daughter has grown so much as a musician and so has her confidence.read more

We are a Good Life Family. We have been for about 4 years and all what I have to say is the Caracas…read moreare awesome. This is a family-owned academy both Jim and Anji are not just talented musicians but high quality educators. They take care of small details and make every child to feel they are part of a family. I don't have enough words to thanks their dedication. If you are looking for a high quality place to build your child's skills this is the right place.

A Hidden Gem for Musicians!…read more Whether you're a beginner or pro, Saied's offers great prices on guitars, keyboards, and accessories--cheaper than online stores and Guitar Center. They also offer private lessons and a solid selection of books for teachers and students. For acoustic pianos, head to the 31st and Yale location, but for anything else, 71st has covered. Friendly, local atmosphere that beats big-box stores any day! As a professional music teacher and performer, I buy my books, equipment, and strings at Saied, and would recommend it to any other musician. Cheers!

Wow! Walked into this music store to price pro workstations…read moreand arrangers. I was rudely approached by a salesman on the acoustic piano side of the store who asked the cursory salesman question, "Can I answer any questions?" I replied, "No. Just looking." His response was to step a bit closer with his hands in his pocket and his posture exaggeratingly taller giving me a major stare. I asked if this was okay? He then asks, "I know you, don't I?" I said, "Nope. Not from here." His response as he is making me that much more uncomfortable with his glaring stare, "Oh, I know you! You are in here all the time!" He the stares me up and down staring at my shoes and then slowly moving up until he makes eye contact once again. I felt so uncomfortable by this point that I walked out of the store. Here is my suggestion to the owners of this music shop: When a customer walks into your store treat them with respect. The alternative: The 7 to 10Gs the customer was planning on spending on a pro keyboard arranger, workstation and podcast studio equipment will not ever be spent in your store.

A friend of mine gave me his guitar that he never uses. It is in pristine shape and I've started to…read morepractice with apps and just learning the ropes of basic guitar strumming... I was reading that you can get beginner picks to help give a little while practicing chords. As well as a capo can help you in the near future, I had a gentlemen named Ethan help me after I've asked him over a million questions he was very patient with me and answered them all and even recommended me a kind of string that will help with my fingers. I highly recommend asking for Ethan when going into Guitar Center! Rock on!!

I bought my son a used electric guitar and amp there. They were great and well priced.read more