Excellent experience buying a new guitar. Perfect amount of attention and information from the…read moresales person. Low pressure. Just a great experience.

Great selection of Guitars and Outstanding Staff…read more Make a Reservation if you want a Private Sound Room to compare a bunch of different Guitars. Ask as many questions as you need - the Staff will bend over backwards to get the answer for you.

Ever since Ken Stanton was acquired by Private Equity-owned Music & Arts, customer service has…read moreplummeted. I recently needed to change my billing information as I got a new debit card. However, if you need to make a change to your billing information associated with lessons or music rentals, it cannot be done online, only over the phone. When you call, expect at least a 30-minute wait for "customer service". I finally called the store, and they were able to correct my billing information for lessons but not the rental. Then I had to spend another 30 minutes trying to get the instrument rental billing fixed. I finally just paid off the instrument balance so I wouldn't have to deal with them again. Finally, the way lessons are handled is a complete scam. Prior to the acquisition, if you needed to cancel a lesson in advance, you were not charged. Now you are charged regardless of when you cancel. You can "make up" the lessons, but this is nearly impossible during the summer when multiple weeks of lessons are being missed. The teacher doesn't have the flexibility to do that many make-ups. In short, it is a total scam. We will be looking for a new lesson location.

Came in looking to get my guitar restrung, left discovering that this store has WAY more and staff…read morethat are super knowledgeable. I spent a good amount of time in the Pro Audio keyboard and workstations area. Will be coming back again.

Attina's has a decent music selection, I was pleasantly surprised that I found what I was looking…read morefor at a good price. I was also made to feel welcome the moment I entered the store. It feels good to support a local small business especially one that is family owned.

Great knowledgeable service . Always have a good selection of your musical needs on hand and is…read morecentrally located in Fayetteville.

I've been working with Carey for about four months and she's helped me a lot! From vocal…read morepositioning, phrasing, timing, etc, her expertise is always spot on. I highly recommend her.

I took voice lessons for about 2 years in high school, took a break during college, and once I…read morestarted working I decided to give it another try. I needed a hobby to help me break the (sometimes) mind numbing routine of having a 9-5 job. Although I have a very good ear and can sing in tune, I wanted to take lessons mainly to increase my vocal range. I was lucky to be under the tutelage of Carey for over a year and a half. Within that period, I've been able to increase my vocal range and build up a nice repertoire of songs based on my musical interests. Since Carey has a huge database of songs to teach from (over 5000 songs!), we covered a lot of musical theatre, pop, and some jazz. Carey's studio has very calming, comfortable, and nurturing vibe. It's definitely a great environment where you can let your guard down and sing your heart out without feeling embarrassed! The only reason I am not with Carey today is because of financial constraints. Trust me, if the standard of living in New York didn't eat away at my income, I'd still be with Carey today!!

Very knowledgeable staff who will make sure you get the answers and equipment you need at a fair…read moreprice. They will go above and beyond to make sure you're satisfied and if you ever have a problem, they'll do everything within reason to make it right. Great selection, great prices. I won't buy from anyone else.

Kevin Lyle teaches with a thorough and effective technique. His 30 year of experience shows in his…read moreteaching method. He stays focused on the main goal and listens to his students. He is an amazing Musician who knows the Art of how to bring out the sound in others. I'm very proud to say I am learning from one of the best in this community. If you are looking for a Guitarist who is skilled to teach you in detail from beginning to end, or if your experienced but need a better understanding of other techniques then Kevin Lyle is your Man. Check out B2K music and step into a world of sound.

Knowledgeable, friendly, and with the inventory to boot! Great, long running institution in…read moreAtlanta/Chamblee.

Always a good experience here! The stock is great. The staff…read moreIs knowledgeable and friendly. The atmosphere is not pressuring. We've bought, sold and consigned a number of items and always please with the outcome. And it'a a great place to find your next go to instrument! Parking can be tight so be patient.

I was attempting to purchase a guitar from this guitar center and had questions on the particular…read moreguitar. Emilio went above and beyond in helping me make a decision by providing photos and feedback on the guitar. He was patient as I asked quite a few questions . In a world where everyone is trying to make a sale, I felt Emilio was professional, honest, and accommodating. I highly recommend Emilio for any of your guitar or bass needs.

I'm not sure why they call this store Guitar Center, because it sure doesn't give a hint that they…read morehave much more than just guitars! I needed ukulele strings because I just inherited two ukuleles from my dad who recently passed away, and I'm going to learn how to play them better. I was looking for replacement strings, including low G for a tenor ukulele. Guitar Center didn't have the strings in stock, but I could look for them at the online Guitar Center site. I did find replacement fluorocarbon strings for my new (at least new to me) soprano ukulele. If you're looking for regular musical instruments that you could play in a rock band, such as keyboards, guitars, drums, and their accessories, instrument cases, music stands, speakers and amps, you could probably find it here and at different price points. The employee that I asked for assistance in locating where the ukulele replacement strings knew exactly which aisle to walk me to, but two other employees didn't seem to want to use the register to ring up my purchase so I could leave, making me wait until a third employee walked up to ask if I was ready to check out. After I said yes, he walked to get another employee to help me. At the end of the sale transaction, the employee thanked me. I just stood there looking at him. That's when he asked, "Didn't I give you your receipt?" I replied, "Yes, but you didn't give me my strings that I just paid for." In the short time that I was at the register, the employee managed to hide the strings from himself and it took him a few seconds to find them.

very kind, knowledgeable and honest. i'm learning to play bass and brought in a bass that needed…read morework. he gave me a great price on the work that needed to be done and asked me if the bass had any sentimental value. i told him no. he said well if that is the case i can sell you a brand new good quality bass fully set up for the same price. i took his advise and bought the new bass. i let one of my band mates who was visiting from out of town play it on sunday with our church band and it sounded great! i finally found a local music shop willing to help that are not snobs.

From the owner: Sales Rentals Repairs Lessons and Gear for Guitars, Ukulele, School Band and Orchestra Instruments…read moreand Keyboards. We also actively support the local school Band and Orchestra programs, Directors and students, by visiting them for any needs or repairs as well as supporting events and concerts.

Amazing lessons from top musicians, inside of a facility suitable for exactly that. I absolutely…read morerecommend Musicology, especially for people who have not picked up their instrument. I have been taking guitar lessons from Musicology for about one year now, and it is amazing!

We have been taking both our kids to Musicology for two years. One with piano and the other on…read morebass guitar. Great flexibility with scheduling, even when there is a last minute emergency. Both of my kids love coming to their lessons and have made great strides in their instruments of choice.

Time to review my kids' music lessons! We've been sooo happy with Eclectic…read more Background: My spouse is a professional musician who is mostly self-taught, and has a company that does mommy/me music classes for ages 0-4; I also do some music as a side gig and was classically trained (Suzuki) though don't do classical anymore, and both of my sisters have taught piano. We wanted our kids to love music first and foremost. That's what Eclectic prioritizes, and we really couldn't be happier with it. It's a little weird for me to imagine my kids NOT taking classical-type piano just because I was immersed in that growing up and it was such a big part of my youth. But I also had some reservations about my "path" which gave me lots of sightreading skills and a good musical ear, but I had a ton of insecurity being as good at piano as I was but having zero improv / chords skills. Until I started playing with my husband in my 30s, I could not "sit down" at a piano despite having devoted my entire upbringing to it; I was nothing without sheet music in front of me. We weren't in a hurry to start them on formal music lessons, but my younger child (currently age 7) had taken an interest in drumming before he even turned 1, and was really talented, but I was noticing his technique wasn't good so we decided to get him lessons just before he turned 4 - mainly so he would learn the right stick technique before getting too attached to something that would be hard to unlearn. Then the pandemic happened, of course. But we kept up with virtual lessons for him, and then later added voice lessons for my older child (age 9), who didn't so much take to the virtual lesson but then started taking ukulele last year and absolutely loved it, particularly her teacher Lily. Both of their teachers (Stevie and Lily) play and teach multiple instruments, so my kids can change it up when they get bored, and are already learning multiple instruments. Maybe my favorite part of Eclectic is the showcase. This is not your mother's piano recital - the kids are up on stage at the Red Light Cafe and the cash bar is open! Such a cool experience for both of my kids, and I had a great time. I repeat, I had a great time at my kids' music recital. Eclectic also has "regular" piano recitals, but even these seem to be filled with so much more creativity than mine growing up. Kids sometimes play their own original songs, and the variety is amazing! I am not knocking Suzuki, but listening to the same 10 "book 1" tunes (Lightly Row, Honeybee, ........) at least once per recital for 12 years... oof! The recitals I've been to are pretty short and go quickly, and I rarely hear repeats. Finally - we love their summer camps, which culminate in a 6-song mini-concert where the kids have two bands that play all together as an ensemble. It's just awesome. We're so happy.