Well, It had to be 1971 or '72 or something. I first heard "Sweetheart of the Rodeo", the "new"…read morealbum (vinyl) from The Byrds, at Blue Eagle on their sound system while buying strings...I went through a lot of them in those days. Blue Eagle was a new-ish shop at the time. I'd bought a Martin D-28 in late '69 or early '70 at Durlauff's Music on the other side of town. I think they shut down? My friend worked at Durlauff's as a tech for a while and told me they were getting some in. I bought this one with my food allowance for the winter quarter. Who needs food, right? Anyway, many moons later, a corner of my most wonderful guitar got a hard shot from a coffee table. The impact put a crack in the top. I'm OK with a cracked guitar, but this crack ruined the sound. I took it to Blue Eagle, an authorized Martin repair dealer at the time. They were able to mend it and make it sound wonderful again. Lost John Hutchinson, a Bluegrass legend from around there, offered me $300 for it. Glad I didn't sell. I still have it..and still am probably not worthy of it. I was amazed and joyful when I visited Athens after nearly 5 decades and saw Blue Eagle Music still in the same location.

Marty Hayes is a Great guitar instructor! He does a lot for his students. My daughter loves it.read more

Great store with great staff and a good selection of ukulele I highly recommend this store when in…read morethe area. I bought a Ukalele in here and I bought some other stuff. The staff is friendly and the staff dude is very friendly and they are in a good location in Downtown Greenfield Ohio.

Plenty of stock. Great prices.this pace has about everything you want or need. And if they don't…read morehave it they will try to get it within a few days.

Took a banjo for repair. Dropped it off on a Saturday and was told we would be called with an…read moreestimate on Monday or Tuesday. I guess I should have asked what Monday or Tuesday. After calling several times over a few weeks, I finally reached the "luthier". I was told they thought it would be $150-$200 to replace the fifth string tuning machine. It was messed up, but didn't think it would cost that much. Didn't want to pay that much. Told them to call me back with a final estimate. Didn't hear anything, so we decided to drive the 45 minutes to pick it up. When we got there I was told they needed to put it back together. I hadn't authorized any work. What we got was a banjo that had the new strings cut off. The tuner sawzalled off and a very horrible drilling job on the neck. the hole was an oval with many little drill holes as well. The neck was ruined. Don't take your instruments here for repair. You will wait a long time. Be overcharged and get a crappy job.

The owner is really friendly and the staff is very helpful. When I was in town for a couple of…read moremonths, I had the pleasure of taking guitar lessons from Steve. I really learned a lot from him. He did a great job developing a personalized lesson plan for me which allowed me to learn things I thought were out of my reach. I wish I was in town so I could take more. Great store and staff, I would definitely go back.

Prussia Valley Dulcimer Shop is not your typical "Guitar Center" type music store…read more Enroute to Columbus OH on the ubiquitous RT 23 is this gem of a music store. Especially if your tastes lean to the old school "traditional" folk instruments. You can't get Dulcimers or Hammered Dulcimers at guitar center. Try getting a Bodhran (Irish Folk Drum) or a penny whistle ANYWHERE. Not to mention all the lesson books to master these Uber cool non-traditional folk instruments. They have a vast plethora of banjos. When is the last time you went to a music store and had a SELECTION of banjos to choose from. They also carry Suzuki harmonicas which are my favorite too. Their hours are 10-6 but like most "mom and pop" shops they're flexible.

Our son wanted an electric piano for Christmas - a major investment and he's picky (sorry son, but…read moreit's true). I had read tons of reviews about the differences in sound quality between Yamaha and Roland and based on that had already talked myself out of a Yamaha product. We were fortunate enough to meet Paul. He demonstrated the DGX670 for us and I was impressed by the sound quality. If there is a night and day difference as reviews lead on, I'm not hearing it. As most frugal shoppers do, we shopped online while at the store and found the stores prices competitive with Amazon. So... units in stock and on hand. Little to no markup above e-commerce competition AND a knowledgeable staff? Shoot, we left with a complete setup & we'll be back! I can't say enough good stuff about the experience.

Friendly helpful service. Quality products at fair prices. Good selection of instruments. Clean…read morestore.

This music shop is Exceptional! I live in Texas and emailed them to verify that they had a hard to…read morefind item in stock and they said they did. I received a call from Laura not long after apologizing that the one they have is a floor model and would, after sending pics, give me a discount if I was still interested. I just received it and it's perfect with all the included materials as well as a small gift for my patience! Laura was incredible to work with! Thank you for the wonderful customer service!

Great variety of instruments. but the staff was very unfriendly. I had one today walk away from me…read morebecause he did not want to answer my question about a drum set. I have a disability and was confronted about it by the staff. they had a staff member following me around just to keep an eye on me. i came there today to buy a guitar but after this awful experience i decided to spend my money elsewhere.