Do not rent your child's violin/instrument from Berndhardt House of Violins. We rented from them…read morefor over three years; however, when we had an issue with our account we were not shown the courtesy of being a long term customer. Karen detailed that we had received a text message and that there was nothing that she could do for us. Their credit program is a tactic to lure you in to purchasing an overpriced violin from them when there are more affordable options elsewhere.

These Folks went above and beyond to help!!!!! I'm a touring Musician from the Northeast playing a…read moreNearby Festival and needing an immediate repair to my Bass Violin so the show could go on!! Celeste explained my Plight to Dan as We were under a serious time restraint, They prioritized My Situation, got Me in, completed the Job and charged me very fairly for the excellent Repair!! Highly recommend this friendly establishment with their amazing Staff! TomTerry-Boston Blues All-Stars

I had a great experience buying a piano here. The owner was very friendly and down to earth. He was…read morevery knowledgeable! Thanks Mr. Jones!!

Great place to get an acoustic piano or electronic keyboard. I myself got a fantastic digital…read morepiano, and they assisted me in getting it despite current shortages.

Good people. Always take care of their customers. I was privy to a sale of a used Steinway where…read morethey honored their commitment to the customer's issues which appeared after delivery and spent thousands of dollars rebuilding the action to satisfy the customer. They went way above and beyond what I've generally seen with most piano dealers to make things right!

My granddaughter wanted to look at the pianos. We arrived at 10:55, and the place was closed, on…read moreThursday. We waited for someone to show up, but they didn't, and they are supposed to open at 11. We waited for 15 minutes and then left.

Basically a gun store lol but plenty of selection outside of guns. It's awesome, plenty of…read moreselection and the staff are friendly. Value is pretty fair from what I've seen. Great location, good vibes.

Dewey's has a great selection of of all types of fire arms and recently I have found it's a good…read moreplace to clean up my inventory. Honest and good prices.

Awesome service! They have a great stock of firearms! (The name speaks for itself...) Staff is…read morecourteous and on top of it as soon as you walk in the door. (I get a "hello" as soon as I walk in!). That means a lot to me these days. It's my #1 pawn shop in Inman!!!

One of the best pawn shop out there if Austin don't have it he has no problem trying to get it for…read moreyou. He don't mind letting you see everything he has and talking with you about it .

Awesome repair of a broken clasp on a heavy solid silver bracelet. The owners are supercool.read more

Excellent and professioanl service It was fast, well done…read moreand on time. I highly Recommend this place.

We stopped in looking for a simple sterling silver men's cross, and the experience exceeded our…read moreexpectations. Jarrett was outstanding, friendly, knowledgeable, and incredibly patient as he walked us through several different options without ever making us feel rushed or pressured. He helped us find exactly what we were looking for: a beautiful, high-quality sterling silver cross at a great price. It's refreshing to receive such genuine customer service these days. If you're looking for quality jewelry and a staff that truly cares about helping you find the right piece, I highly recommend stopping by and asking for Jarrett. We'll definitely be back!

I have purchased from GGS in the past and, unfortunately, have had to return multiple items. This…read moreparticular experience was especially disappointing because of what I felt was a lack of transparency regarding the condition of an item and the way my concerns were handled afterward. I purchased a "collectible" frog enamel ring for $926.33 and was genuinely excited about the piece. After receiving my order confirmation, I went back to look more closely at the listing. It was then that I noticed, in one of the photos, what appeared to be a hole or significant loss in the enamel on the back of the frog. This damage was not mentioned anywhere in the description, which reads: "Striking gold frog ring, vibrant green enamel, dazzling ruby eyes, whimsical luxury. Size 4.75." My concern is not that a pre-owned item showed some signs of wear. I understand that used jewelry can have imperfections. My concern is that a significant area of missing or damaged enamel was not disclosed in the written description. There was also visible pitting in the 14K gold, although that was not my primary concern. I contacted the seller promptly because I wanted to address the issue before the package had even been delivered. Unfortunately, rather than feeling that my concern was being taken seriously, I felt that the response was sarcastic, rude, and condescending. I was told that the item had been listed by the owner Greg's wife and that any damage should have been apparent from the photographs. In my opinion, that is not an adequate substitute for clearly disclosing known or apparent damage in a jewelry listing--particularly for an item being presented as collectible and sold for nearly $1,000. I was also told that, because the jewelry is used, imperfections are to be expected. Again, I completely understand that. However, there is a significant difference between normal signs of wear and an area of missing enamel that is not disclosed in the description. I was additionally told that the enamel loss could be polished out with a polishing cloth. As someone familiar with jewelry, I found that statement particularly concerning, as a polishing cloth cannot restore missing enamel. What was especially frustrating was being told that the seller was not "trying to pull the wool over my eyes," while simultaneously being given an explanation that did not address my actual concern: why was the enamel damage not clearly disclosed in the listing? I contacted the company through Instagram and email before the store even opened because I was trying to address the issue as quickly as possible and potentially save everyone the time, expense, and inconvenience of dealing with a return. During the conversation, Greg said that he wished the package had not already been dropped off at the post office so that he could open it and inspect the damage himself. That raised another question for me: if the condition of the piece needed to be verified, shouldn't that inspection have taken place before the item was listed and sold? I am not expecting every pre-owned piece of jewelry to be flawless. I am expecting accurate descriptions, transparency about significant damage, and respectful communication when a customer raises a legitimate concern--especially after spending $926.33. This experience left me feeling dismissed rather than valued as a customer. Accountability and professionalism go a long way in retail, and unfortunately, I did not feel that either was demonstrated here. Based on this experience, I would encourage prospective customers to carefully inspect every photograph, ask detailed questions about condition before purchasing, and think carefully about whether this is a company they feel comfortable doing business with.

$300 Well spent. It was Record Day and I had them on my list to visit for about a month. Im glad I…read moredidnt chicken out. Picked up so many records, I was left to decide which ones I had to put back. Still ended up with some gems but I forgot to get The Fonky Homosapiens, Janice Joplin and a few others. They have a decent selection from rock, pop, jazz, metal, r&b and rap. They even have a big selection of cd's. There is cafe right next door which is also accessible thru the "Wrecka Stow" Planning another visit soon.

I posted my first kudos about this shop 12 years ago and I'm here to bring it up to date. Horizon…read moreRecords is now celebrating fifty (50) years! Still the best page in my book for buying music. This is the vinyl vault you're looking for with remarkably good selection and pricing. Crate digging lives here!