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.

Very helpful in finding what you need for whatever instrument i.e. Guitar for learners beginners…read morelike me I'm going to be signing up for their classes, which I'm sure they're gonna be just as helpful

Awesome collection of antique musical instruments! We took our time walking the store... fully…read moreengaged in all the music history eye candy that's all over the store. Beautiful guitars for sale. I have my eye on one. Friendly staff and loved the vibe of the whole place.

Excellent folks to work with, bought 2 Martin guitars from them and have sent others there to have…read moreScott work on their guitars. Only place I buy from, thanks guys, see ya soon!!

These guys did a perfect job setting up the Floyd Rose floating tremolo on my old Ernie Ball axis…read morethat unfortunately lived in a friend's closet for way too many years. Their customer service was impeccable, and I couldn't have done a better job myself even if I had a place to work on it. I will definitely be a repeat customer and hope to do business with them again in the future.

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.

Chris Kelly just delivered my piano after 2 years in storage and several weeks in warranty repair…read moreby Walter Piano. This was the second time delivering the instrument as it had been damaged in transit due to a faulty back board and went back to WP for repair . Walter did a full rim respray to correct a bad scratch from a broken staple. The Piano looks like new! Chris and his assistant delivered and installed the piano on both occasions so well they made it look easy! 110% Professionals, Well done lads! Thanks Saied Music!

The folks at Saied Music on Yale could not have been more helpful! They researched online to find…read morethe part I needed, which wasn't available in time for my next gig. They showed me options they had, and even suggested other source. When I had to return something they were understanding and kind about it. I highly recommend them!

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.

These folks are the Best. Square Deal Music will accommodate your needs, repairs, parts, instrument…read moremodels, and competitive prices. Mike, the owner is true to his word and honest. The music world is full of good and bad dealers. This dealer is definitely one of the Best-left good ones!!!

22 years ago, I walked into Square deal to purchase my first guitar. Well, it didn't work out for…read moreme so 2 days later I had to bring it back. Mike was so cool. I ended up with a 3/4 acoustic classical style (that I still have) I was a 17 year old kid with 80 bucks in my pocket. He took the black electric guitar and amp back without any questions and proceeded to help me. He took the time to explain the differences between various acoustic guitars. He suggested something smaller with a wider neck and nylon strings to make it easier to learn. I left Oklahoma a year later and have lived all over the country and have been in hundreds of music stores. Since then, I have bought, sold and worked on dozens of guitars learning as much as I can along the way. I always remembered Mike's kindness. I came back to Muskogee for a week to help my parents out. I brought my little Blackstar Carry On electric travel guitar with me but found myself without any picks, a tuner, or a capo. So I looked to see if Square Deal was still around and sure enough it was. So I popped back in expecting to get in and out. I made a bee-line for the wall of accessories (i get easily distracted in music stores) and when Mike was done helping another customer, he came by and asked if I needed help. He hooked me up right away. But man, this guy loves what he does and he loves and appreciates his customers. We talked for a good 30 minutes about everything from travel, work, and of course guitars. He knows his stuff. He told me that his goal is that anyone off the street can get a good quality instrument that is affordable. And man, do they have some cool guitars in there. I told him that I remembered his kindness from years ago and you could tell that meant the world to him. This guy makes you feel like you've known each other for years. I walked in looking for a few accessories and walked out feeling grateful that there are still good, decent people in the world like Mike that run businesses that care about their customers. 10,000% recommend Square Deal.

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.

Great place for guitar lessons, accessories and equipment. They have a full repair shop on site…read moreand a selection of other stringed instruments like violins, banjos and Ukuleles. The owners and teachers are awesome and super helpful. Would recommend!