Service at the store in BC Binghamton NY was spotty. When I needed help could not find anyone. When…read moreit came checkout time there were more ppl than skunks

I called the staff regarding a used guitar in their inventory and I did not expect the service that…read moreI received. The sales rep, Raven, who took my call was kind, understanding, polite, and extremely helpful with my requests. Everyone there had a team mentality, where all of the workers knew each other and their duties, but most importantly they were willing to help in the best way that they could. I could tell that they really care about the instruments.

I can not begin to say enough about TSR Pro Audio Service which is a Roland & Bose service and…read morerepair shop. I recently had my Roland Stage synth worked on by Bob who is the owner and Tech for TSR . Since the man who use to work on my Hammond and Leslie set ups and my synths for over 20 years passed away within the past 2 years I have been in limbo trying to find someone with the knowledge and capability to fix whatever i would need fixing with my equipment . I called TSR and talked to Bob who is down to earth and a stellar musician himself playing keyboards . When I dropped off my Roland Stage it was so distorted that every voice from the piano to the strings were awful to listen to . Within a few weeks I called Bob and it was ready for pickup and the problem was solved and not a miner problem either. Just getting to the repair was a feat in itself , layers of boards had to be taken off to get to the issue . I also could not believe the fair price Bob charged me and in the world of musical repair it was shocking how fair Bob is . I have now dropped off a Peavey CS1000 power amp that was said to be not worth fixing as it would be to much money for labor . It is now ready for the studio again all fixed . I now have my Roland Juno 6 Synth at TSR being cleaned up so I can hit the stage with it again . It's in amazing near excellent shape and just needs a bit of TLC under the hood. My next keyboard after the Juno 6 to be at TSR will be the very first 1966 Doric compact organ my parents bought me when I was playing Frat houses at 14. The bottom line is this ,,,would I ever take these fantastic Keyboards and Organs to someone learning the trade ,,,Heck no,,,I usually do not write reviews because folks usually have their own opinions anyway , but if anyone is in need of equipment repair weather it be keyboards , speakers or amps do yourself a favor and call Bob at TSR You will be as happy as I am I'm sure . Here is Bob's link https://www.yelp.com/biz/tsr-pro-audio-service-whitney-point

I recently hired John from True Tuner Piano Service to move my piano. I had called for an…read moreestimate, and he asked me detailed questions, such as the height of the piano, how many steps were involved, as well as the type of flooring in order to give me an accurate estimate. He offered an extremely reasonable quote for the move, and was able to make an appointment for a few days later. He kept in contact the entire time, followed up to confirm the appointment, and arrived on time. He arrived with a very muscular partner that possessed a good sense of humor. They proceeded to take apart some pieces of the piano (which was a surprise), but it was to protect the fragile parts from potential damage during the move. The piano was well protected with careful and strategic placement of pads throughout the way, and it was never in danger of being damaged. They arrived to the destination, reassembled the piano, and did not deviate from the quoted price. Extremely professional, prompt, knowledgeable, and courteous - apparently John has been in the piano business for 30 years and is quite the expert. Kudos for a job well done!

Chuck and Nick are probably two of the most honest and trustworthy guys in the game! Have had…read morerepairs done on several amps, even one that was gone through by several Mod shops that couldn't diagnose the issue... And they've all come back like TANKS! Have had guitars serviced, pick ups installed and many other services from these guys... And it's always the best work! Have bought a Peavey 5150 head, a Whammy Pedal and several other items from them, and they are ALWAYS in great condition. These are two musicians who look out for you, and treat all of your stuff like their own! Highly recommend! Thanks for the great work guys.

this is THE place to go if you need work done on your guitar/bass or amp in the binghamton area…read more friendly people who are very knowledgeable. i was putting together a bass last summer and there were a few things i couldn't do myself. they did them for $50. guitar center gave me an estimate of $120. i saved $70 by going to Binghamtone. back in 2006 i was having trouble with an amp. i took it to Hyle's in Johnson City and they wanted $60 just to look at the thing. i just got an amp fixed at Binghamtone for $48, i'd hate to see what Hyle would have charged to do more than look at it! they have a cool selection of unique amps for sale too, as well as vintage and used guitars and basses. i'll never go anywhere else for a repair, please support these guys!

Very friendly service and they have an awesome selection. If they don't have he can get it for you…read more Bout a couple guitars and they are great. I highly recommend this business. If you need musical supplies do not go anywhere else go here. Also he has great prices!!!

I took my P4DC Takamine to David to have the action lowered (typical of Takamine from what I've…read moreheard). Having a lot of money already wrapped up in my guitar, I was a little hesitant to have the kind of work done that was necessary to reach my goal. He explained how he would have to remove about .095" of material from the saddle without having to adjust the neck (which he explained would not lower the action across the entire fret board). This made me nervous because the 2,000 dollar guitar was going to be modified forever. He has an Erlewine Neck Jig with a line of precision dial indicators for measuring neck deflection, and measuring tools to gauge the action. He explained the purpose of the tool to alleviate any apprehension I had about modifying my guitar. In the end, he lowered the action perfectly, and did a small adjustment on the truss rod so that the action was the same across the board. The end result was perfect. I have a friend who plays professionally who played it and said it was one of the smoothest and most playable guitars he ever enjoyed. Dave also set up my Gretsch 6120 and restrung it with flatwound strings and again, perfect. He is ultra-careful with the instruments brought into his shop. I highly recommend Dave if you are looking for a quality luthier in the Binghamton area. He is top shelf and his pricing is very reasonable. Ric Chrysler

I had a technical question about my antique trombone and even older mouthpiece, I have no one in my…read morearea to consult so I called Hickeys. Because of the distance I was unable to visit the store but someone there spent the time and shared his knowledge to help me. I was very impressed that he spent the time helping me. Thanks!

Scoundrels thieves and liars. They did $188.66 repair on my Vito flute without authorization…read more The flute is not worth that much. Store policy "If parts plus labor will exceed the amount shown ($100) by more than 50% we will contact you for approval before proceeding with service" When I inquired about pre approval Eric (man at front desk in kilts) told me that only applied to labor costs. Not wanting confrontation I paid $188.66 3 weeks later the F sharp was not working again. They had repaired 7 pads, but only 1 of the 2 pads related to the F#. They repaired the second pad and made some bogus claim about the flute head joint being bent and lower stack rib needing to be soldered, something they had done in the past. They Charged me $98.41. Parts for both repairs $78.39. Looking on line an entire repair kit costs under $20. To add insult to injury they claimed I abused my flute and exiled me from the store. The second bill will probably end up in court.