This was my first time in Guitar Gallery, but it definitely won't be my last. Guitar Gallery had a…read morenice selection of Gibson, Epiphone, Fender, and Gretsch guitars . I didn't look in the acoustic room or at the basses. They also had Marshall, Peavey, Blackstar, and Fender amps. I was very surprised by the prices, at Guitar Gallery. Before I walked in the door, I figured I would have to haggle to get down to the regular price of online retailers, but they had better prices than the big online retailers WITHOUT haggling. I don't know if I could have gotten a little better of a price, but with the service I received and the prices already being so fair, I didn't even care to haggle. I dealt with Tim and Jimmy, and both them them were very friendly and knowledgeable. They are musicians and not salespeople, and that was easy to tell. They gave me information on the products, but I never felt like they were trying to do a hard sell on me. It is impossible to evaluate guitars when someone is trying to pressure you into buying something, and I never felt like that at Guitar Gallery. I was there until close to closing time, when I finally made my decision on which guitar to take home. I have worked retail before, and because of this, try to be conscientious about the closing time of a store, and be out so they have time to close up. I was content on setting the guitar up myself, but Jimmy made a minor repair for me and Tim insisted on setting the guitar up, even though doing so put both of them there past closing time. It is hard to find people who still take pride in their work, the way that these guys do. I would recommend Guitar Gallery to anyone. Even though the store isn't local to me, I will definitely be back. It was worth the road trip.

Ive known Vic and Tim since 1988, 36 years, true gentlemen in every since of the word. They helped…read moreme get into my first PRS in 1988, as well as other awesome ESPs. My first Les Paul is a 1994 Classic that came from their store. Ill die with it. Glad to see the GG thriving for 4 decades and still going strong. Thanks for all that you do. Brett

Much better options around. I'd recommend going somewhere else. Unprofessional and over priced.read more

I've been taking guitar lessons for 4 years and this place is by far the best place for music…read morelessons the instructors are very nice. If you want to learn guitar piano or any other music go to UROCK.

Great environment! Just wished they taught more shit and not let us all goof around... Dammit! the…read moreSchool of Rock is a fucking movie. Do some music theory and realy get to know your instrament and not spend all day rehersing Stairway to Hevan... (More like Stairway to Hell!!!)

Great environment! The School of Rock feels like a safe outlet for my kids' self expression and…read morecreativity. They also offer lots of options and work with each family on scheduling- flexible program that leaves room to grow as your kid's musical ability grows. I'm a fan!

I recently purchased 3 guitars from Empire and I found that the service and advice were excellent…read more I've played semi- professionally for many years and have had quite a few guitar buying experiences. This was a positive one. I live on the West Coast and they were kind enough to help with fast shipping to reduce travel time. One of the guitars had a small problem but Joe was responsive to the issue and fortunately it was minor and resolved quickly. I recommend Empire - they have a great selection, as another positive point.

What are the best selections really around? Great acoustic rooms. Just a beautiful shop.read more

This is a hidden gem in the MonValley. They have anything you're looking for musically. They also…read moreoffer lessons. They also let you make payments with a down payment and their prices are very reasonable. They have everything from guitars, strings, ukuleles, amps, straps, wires, everything. And if they don't have it, they'll try to get it in for you. The owners are also some of the nicest people we've met! Love this place, can't say enough nice things about it!!

Great little place filled with music enthusiasts, wonderful owners, music teachers, and of course,…read moreanything music-related. I would recommend that anyone pay a visit to this place.

It really is kind of a lousy name for a fabulous store like I'm thinking puff and stuff or…read moresomething. Do you remember that show but this guitar store rocks and rolls and is definitely worth your time and a visit if you're in town they have so many good things at their store.

My son is a musician and he acted like he walked into heaven. If you need anything they have it or…read morecan get it for you. If you kids are interested take them here - they can try stuff and get a taste for the cool rock and roll - and they have a second hand section for those who don't want to spend a lot but get quality.

Jim Germann has got to be the best on the east coast in woodwind repair. I brought my clarinet to…read morefour different shops in 3 different states, and apparently no one could fix it -Each time, it came back with the same problems. Jim looked it over and figured out the problem in a couple of minutes. I had my horn back the same day, better than new and with a price tag half of what I paid the other hacks. I'm never trusting my instruments to anyone else! Don't be fooled by the horrible website. If you play a woodwind instrument, you have to take it to Jim Germann.

I kept getting charged after returning a rental. They didn't even bother to tell me that a piece of…read morethe instrument was missing or, that it had not been marked as unreturned. Turns out, it was not missing. They just never said anything. Worse, they didn't even say why or take any accountability. That was the most maddening part. I do not recommend this place.