The team at Music Outlet was very helpful as I was looking around. They had a ton of Martin guitars…read morefor me to try out and a fantastic selection of accessories as well. I was very pleased with the price of my new D-35.

Excellent selection of musical instruments and extremely helpful in finding what you desire!read more

I've been going to the Trade Center for as long as I remember. They've got a little bit of…read moreeverything, from jewelry, to weapons, to coins, and instruments of all sorts. They also offer lessons with a variety of instruments, and have a music studio right next door. The main reason I go to the Trade Center is for repairs, or to buy guitar gear. They have a good selection, and will treat you right. This is the only place in Morristown I would trust with my instrument repairs, period. The guys behind the counter know what they're doing, and they'll set you up right. Don't forget to go downstairs to check out where the majority of the guitars/banjos/drums/basses/amps are held! There's a staircase directly to the left of one of the glass showcases that will lead you down there. While they mostly carry Fender amplifiers and products, they occasionally have other brands they've got off trades or people selling. The majority of the time they're more than happy to order anything you want if they don't have it. They also host music events (Pickin' on the Porch, etc.), and can direct you to most any local event of the musical variety. The Trade Center is a nice, friendly place to do business. There's typically at least one dog or a cat walking about the store, seeking pets, and I've never ran into a rude worker there in all my life. For music (and more) in Morristown, the Trade Center is the place to go.

From the owner: Trade Center is a buy, sell, and trade pawnshop that serves Morristown, TN and the surrounding…read moreareas. If you are interested in saving money and finding great values, then you should stop in! We make loans on valuables such as gold, diamonds, jewelry, guns, quality musical instruments, and coin collections. The Trade Center is not only a pawn shop but offers a wide variety of treasures that you can either acquire via trade or by buying, new and used.

Great little music store in Cumberland Gap; knowledgeable and a great asset to the community. Stop…read morein when you're in the Gap!

From the owner: Here at Papa Chum's we are proud to serve the musical/artistic community…read more We have a good selection of new and used vinyl!! Through local and regional suppliers we offer essential oils, natural soaps, natural makeup and apothecary items, herbal teas, and more! For the musician, we offer musical instruments, amplifiers, percussion, instrument repair, and accessories! Lessons are available for future musicians!

Holy smokes. What a shop. Found these guys after having a bad experience somewhere else installing…read morethe head unit and I'm so glad we did . we had Gosnell install the rest of the system and I'm blown away. Some of the best customer Service I have ever received anywhere. The prices were great and the quality of work on the instal was as good as it gets . We had it installed in my wife's jeep and they took the time to tear the dash apart and mount the amp behind the head-unit so it wouldn't be damaged if we get water in the jeep. He even let me take the box prior to paying so I could rip off the carpet and rubber coat it to match how the floors will be. Seriously couldn't of asked for a better experience. It sounds insane for just one 12" sub. They even mounted a sub control knob in the console. The shops I have used in the past just Velcro it to the dash or something. Super pleased with this install. I will be taking them my truck to do soon. If you are looking for stereo or music equipment this is the place to shop!

What a beautiful shop! Connie helped us directly. They have very finely crafted instruments and…read morethey provide an excellent environment for you to try them. I ended up selecting a Cherrywood Mountain Dulcimer. My wife selected one of their Lap Harps. All of their pricing is quite good given the hours of labor and love that went into these instruments. We live in California, so they will be shipping them for us, and we can't wait for them to arrive. Beyond the shop and the instruments, these are just great people. Connie, thanks for being so kind. If we lived closer, we know we'd be friends and be regulars on the "pickin' porch". God Bless you and we hope to see you again soon! Kevin & Terri

I used to love going to see David at Ciderville. I bought several Martin guitars and other…read moreinstruments from him. They always had a great selection and would treat you right. It was worth stopping by when I was in the area just to meet people and hear stories. It's a uniquely American place. Family owned. Operates with integrity. Most definitely a piece of East Tennessee culture and Bluegrass Music culture.

Buyer beware. Especially females. The big nearly bald guy is the worst to do business with. He…read morewouldn't stop flirting with my friend. He introduced himself as Anthony Lay. The other guy looks like he sleeps in the woods. Very non professional looking. My friend was looking to buy a NEW guitar, but this Anthony Lay person kept trying to get her to buy some high priced USED guitar. We ended up going to Knox Guitar on Emory Road. At least we weren't verbally assaulted. I was telling someone else about our experience there, and got an entire back story on the Anthony guy. He's not one I want to do business with.

I bought my dulcimer 5/28/11, now in my late 80s I enjoy my quiet time playing my dulcimer…read more I just want to Thank you this fine instrument. I play other instruments including the guitar., and dobro slide guitar .7 months ago I lost the use of 2 fingers on my left hand the ring finger and pinky and was unable to play my guitar. Playing my dulcimer my fingers started to come alive and I was able play magor chords on my guitar. The dulcimer was good therapy. Now I am enjoying jamming with my friends and introducing people to the dulcimer. Richard Carpenter

If you play a dulcimer, or even if you don't, this is a stop that's well worth it. These are…read morehandmade instruments, Hammered Dulcimers, Lap Dulcimers, Psalteries, and Harps. Step inside to the sounds of Christmas and the music of the Romantic music era (ca. 1800-1910). Ok, let's say you can't afford to buy one of these wonderful instruments, they have CDs of songs played on Hammered Dulcimers, Lap Dulcimers, and Psalteries which will take you away to a different era.