Farley's has helped us move our piano and tune it also. We are very happy with their service.read more

I can't say enough nice things about this company. I…read moreinherited my grandmother's piano but couldn't move it right away. Tad at Farley's stored this 100 year old piano beautifully. When it came time for me to have the piano delivered to my new house, Tad and another helper moved it so carefully and with such care. I was moved to tears at how they handled this precious heirloom. They are a class act for sure.

Convenient place to buy reeds when you're out - first time in the store, bought reeds for my new…read moresaxophone and clarinet. They seem to have a wide selection, though I'm not sure what the difference is between different reeds. I'm just learning the clarinet and saxophone and went with the cheapest ones I could find anywhere - so I did the same with reeds. But it definitely seems like the sort of place a serious musician could get a much nicer saxophone or clarinet. The staff were helpful and able to find what I needed pretty fast despite how disheveled I tend to look when I have to be outside in this heat. Can't speak for any of their services except their customer service while trying to find the correct reeds out of a shelf that was visible right from when I walked in the door. Probably the best place to put the reeds/strings/etc - nobody likes having to replace their reeds or strings lmfao. Guitar center does the opposite and puts them so far back in the store that it takes some real work to find it. I like this store better.

I purchased a Alvarez Ap66shb off there website after waiting three days i called them to ask if…read morethey shipped my guitar and they did not. Another week goes by and I finally get it and the neck is so warped its unplayable. Johnathan had told me he went over the guitar before he shipped it. I would of liked to ad a picture of how bad this neck was. No offer to replace the guitar or apology for waisting my time. I can not leave a good review for this kind of business and I would not recommend this place.

Guitar Center is Guitar Center. If you want to walk into a music store and have a great choice of…read moreinstruments, this is where you go. A location where you can actually touch, feel, and play the instrument you are considering purchasing. It has been that way since they first opened. I have been going to Guitar Center since their first location, (different from the one of today) in Hollywood, California. And, whenever I'm in a new city, if I have some time to kill, I always like to check out the local Guitar Center. You never know what you will find. This is what I did with this location. Walking in, as is almost always the case, you will year some player noodling on a guitar through an amp. I don't know how the people who work at these stores put up with it, as it is more frequently than not very bad playing. As was the case when I walked into this shop. An elderly, longhair guy, playing some bad licks (loudly) on a Strat through an Orange amp. I guess you (and the employees) just must tune them out. Horrible! This Guitar Center is set up as most of them are. A lot of electric guitars along one wall. Acoustics in the back. Basses on the other wall. Synths and keyboards over in their own section. All Good. This location is fully stocked with all of the instruments and accessories you may need. The staff seemed very nice and did none of the hard-sell type of thing. So, if you're in the area, and you need some musical equipment, this may be your place to go.

We visit this location often. For the last few weeks, I have made a comment to my husband that we…read morehave perused the guitars every week and never buy. Of course, because I said the word never, something had to happen. Today was the day, my husband bought himself a new Jackson guitar a Randy Rhoads edition. The only thing is that they did not have a case for the guitar so we did have to order one. The service was still great, and my husband walked away happy. I'm sure we'll be going again in the near future.

Monroe street Arts advertised in April 2024 that they "support individuals with ASD", that's why…read morewe signed up for some art classes. Not an inclusive place for kiddos with ASD and their families Director and business manager demonstrate no cultural competence with ASD and are in need a basic education and training. They marginalized our son and family and caused us harm. Awful experience. Look at their advertisement below.

Really fun adult painting class, great for date night. Have enjoyed taking my wife to 3 of them so…read morefar

Nice little store on Monona Drive, it's a legacy at this point as nearly every local music shop has…read moreclosed it's doors with the rise of Guitar Center and it's ilk. Yet Rand Moore is still going strong, wheeling and dealing all kinds of new and used gear and instructing newbies and vets alike on a level that's unparalleled in the Madison area. Let's talk about Rand for a moment. This is a guy who has been on the Professional Percussion scene longer than many of us have been alive. He has dynamite contacts with all the reps we know and love and has also forged relationships with many boutique companies to gain access to their brilliant offerings as well. Top notch drummer, store owner and instructor. One of the only guys you should be going to when you want to purchase percussion gear. Go there. Like right now.

I really like shopping at Drums n' Moore. The people there are always very nice, and helpful. Lots…read moreof experience and valuable knowledge between Drums n' Moore and the school of music. When I can find a reason to support Drums n' Moore as a locally owned business, I like to do so. So, basically whenever i need anything musical-percussion-wise, heads, you name it... I stop in and see whats new.