My son took fiddle lessons at Stacy's and we've been shopping there for years now. Great place for…read morelessons. All the music teachers we've met there have been professional, good at their instrument, and good at actually teaching. Everyone is always warm and professional. The atmosphere is totally different from Cville's Music and Arts (where the staff usually seems annoyed to see customers and is notoriously difficult to communicate with). At Stacy's,​ I get a warm welcome and professional service by phone and in person. Their guitar and violin repair services have​ been great for us. We've only needed minor things done. They've always been completed quickly and well. We've had them special order a guitar, amp, and other items. We've been happy with all our purchases. They can special order just about anything they don't happen to carry in the shop.

Excellent place for guitar repairs, for buying guitars and other instruments, and peripherals…read more Extremely knowledgeable people here. Very competitive pricing as well. Highly recommend.

This is by far the best place in the Culpeper area to lean fine arts. They offer every thing from…read moreVocal classes to guitar, all string interments, drum/ percussion, and wind instruments. On Monday nights they have a vary good band that practices there. Then they have a performance space called the, "Jewell Boxx." They have had not just local artists but people they are know globally there to perform, but get your tickets fast because it sells out fast.

Greg is an expert. He's been repairing electric and acoustic guitars, amps and all other guitar…read morerelated parts, for EONS. Great deals on all things musical. Great store, great stop, go hang out!

Best kept secret in Louisa Virginia!…read more Greg is super helpful and always willing to order something if they don't have it in stock. He always gives me a deal too! (although I probably don't deserve it!) I think they're involved in promoting a concert series in the summertime as well. Doing lots of interesting things for local musicians and with locals. You gotta stop in there and see some of the neat things they have on consignment too. I think the prices are good, but that's just me, taking into consideration how close they are, that beats everyone else hands-down. Steve Yoder.

This place is very disappointing. They're hours are very inaccurate, I've wasted a lot of time…read moredriving over there during their hours just to find out that they are closed. Never answer their phone, never there during their hours, great business model lol

If you desire a place to do some heel and toe rappin/some down right honey Tonkin everyday to Some…read moreblue holler smiles of pie tappin. Boot and scoots with the branches of the docie doughin tree/ gallop them wheels down to a the waterin hole of legends of southern caped hospitality. A visitation to sure to leave that daughter and father ring around your souls to return over and over again . We must support the personable businesses the backbones that built and supplied needs of dreams along the railed piers with smiles and names remembered .

This is a nice music shop that sells, cleans and repairs orchestral instruments. There's probably…read moremore band-related activities that go on here, judging by a waiting area with cozy chairs and a coffee table, and the sweet notes of a wind instrument I heard swelling from a back room. However, my purpose today was freeing a jammed mouthpiece and getting a couple dents out of my son's trumpet, nothing more. Cory provided exceptional customer service, bringing over an equally friendly tech to help build the cost estimate for me. A thorough cleaning for additional cost was offered but not insisted upon. Cory made it easy to set up an account for this and future work. I found KBI Music Shoppe to be clean, well laid out, cheery and inviting. I noticed a fair amount of novelty themed gifts for sale, like sheet-music socks and musician humor stickers, that made me smile.

My kids are in band and KBI is great. Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Awesome service!!!read more

Super chill place with a ton of selection. H-burg is lucky to have this place. People here are…read moresuper knowledge about gear and setups. Steven was super helpful when getting my new guitar and even included a free setup. Whether you're looking for a new guitar, pedals, accessories and gear, or just looking to hang out and play around to get a vibe - this place is first choice for the Shenandoah valley.

Amazing store and the nicest staff. Excellent guitar options and a various brands like Martin,…read moreAlvarez, Epiphone , Yamaha , Fender and more. I could have stayed all day just looking around. I am visiting from Texas and Jeremy gave me a great price on a Martin dxmae. I couldn't resist so I will be bringing back a guitar to Tx. Did not intend too bc I'm visiting my daughter, a traveling nurse. Driving back to Tx with my Martin. Small town feel with friendly service. If you haven't stopped in, I would recommend a visit. You could walk out with a guitar like myself. It was fun just to hang around and try a variety of brands, especially the guitars that were out of my price and league. Houston, we need this kind of guitar shop and service. We have guitar center back home, which I like, but this place blew me away. Ya'll try them out.

I had sorely neglected my Taylor 814ce for years, and it badly needed some love. I had also…read moreaccidently broken the electronics so I needed Taylor pro help. Tim & team brought my baby back into better than new playing condition. They repaired the electronics, and did a full setup, including a new bridge. I thought it needed some new frets as well, but they were able to level the ones I thought were bad for less $$ than new frets would have cost. Great work. Bravo!!

I am a new viola player and what they sell really helps. I've gotten both my violas, a tuner with a…read morebuilt in bridge clip, a cleaning cloth, and there is likely more I will need. Whenever they are unsure about what they are selling you, like if it has a bridge clip, they will try to find better alternatives for your convenience. Great music place.

I really appreciate this company. They have wonderful people and are very helpful. I also worked…read morewith Kate Hummel to learn the piano and it was a great experience.

Great place to find gently used instruments & accessories. Easy in/out location. Helpful service…read morestaff.

These guys are so locked-in every time I've been here. They always have the right selection of…read moreservices and items, AND they've got INDIVIDUAL GUITAR PICKS (Guitar Center and Music & Arts sell bags only). They are also local, and have been my ideal instrument shop since I've moved to Stafford in 2022. The people who are usually there are respectful, kind, and overall friendly, and they even take the time to do menial tasks (that I myself would've been able to do, but I go here to do it all at once). Overall epic place, reasonably priced service, with a lot of friendly faces.

I am writing this review as I make the decision to no longer be a customer after more than one…read moreyear, in fact almost two years. We were very pleased with this store when my daughter began her saxaphone lessons. Her original instructor, Daniel, is awesome and for those continuing to do business with this store, I would highly recommend you seek Daniel out for saxaphone lessons. However, my daughter came home crying after her second lesson with a temporary instructor, Joshua Barnes, on 4/16. After getting her side of the story, confronting the instructor and speaking with management, we've made our decision to not return. I recognize that I may be biased and taking my daughter's side but knowing that we've never had any issues with other people, activities, business, or school, I find it hard to not believe my daughter. -She was talked down to, belittled, and made feel very uncomfortable. -Words that were used: "you should quit," "you need to quit," you're never going to learn" were used. -Tapping a pen/pencil on the easel consistently to create stress did not help out the situation. -Not giving her a break when she shed tears did not help the situation. -Extending her session in that environment did not help the situation. -Joshua's tone and actions were not conducive to a learning environment. While I can admit that this is a "he said, she said," situation, Joshua acknowledged that he constantly clapped his hands in my daughters face. When I questioned Joshua about this tactic, his response was that this method is used to get a student to change their behavior to learn the piece or words to that effect. The point was that he confirmed he clapped in my daughter's face. When Joshua was questioned about explaining why my daughter came home crying, his response was to point out that the piece was too difficult for her and that the band director or any band director should never give students at her level a piece that difficult and that's why she was struggling. If my daughter knew the piece, she wouldn't be taking lessons. It's also not his job to decide what students are given or not. Your job is to teach and his actions clearly showed he is not ready to teach young students. I should have also addressed why my daughter felt uneasy after their first session. I recognize that I cannot go back in time and I hope that my daughter isn't hiding anything from that session. When speaking with the store manager, his message was more along the lines of being concerned for his staff due to my actions in the store and not how things would be rectified or being concerned for how my daughter was impacted. Over the course of almost two years, we've never had an issue with the staff or Daniel, my daughter's original instructor. This new instructor shows up and we have issues. I'd second guess my decision of having hired Joshua. I am also now taking the position of empowering and encouraging my daughter to not ever let that happen again. She should have walked out of that session, but felt embarrassed or frightened. Do not let Joshua Barnes instruct your young children. I'd question management on who he really cares for.