about 6 years ago, I lost my business and almost everything I had except my1925 stretch A ,…read moreSteinway piano, completely reworked. Chris Fulk, offered me 5000 so that i could continue to survive. He sold the piano for 21 K, I believe and never offered me a cent more even when i begged him for 2 thousand more. I hope my piano went to someone who loves it as i did and i hope Chris Fulk goes to hell, Karma's a bitch , Chris Nancy

Piedmont Music Center doesn't pay its vendors. Chris Fulk is a crook. After receiving and selling…read moremy piano - he never paid me for it. Don't do business with this place.

I usually have a good experience at this Guitar Center, but today left me in some doubt about their…read moreability to do business fairly. I came in to buy 2 D'Addario Humidipaks Maintain. They had a hard time finding them, but 9 were supposed to be in stock. Finally found 7, of which 5 had severely crushed boxes. Still full price! Should be marked down because of condition. I also wanted one set of NYXL 1046 electric guitar strings. Full price is $12.99 but the web site for Guitar Center listed them as on sale for $9.99. I asked the sales rep behind the check-out if they were on sale. When he said no, I told him the price on the store's web site. He checked it and I was correct. But he had to get the manager to verify and change the price. I told him that the advertised price was what he was obligated to charge. There were no restrictions at all listed. After he stepped away, another rep told me that only the Balanced Tension were on sale, and oops, they are out. He tried selling me up, but they were out of the Balanced Tension too. Finally the first rep came back and said that I was correct and the price for any NYXL strings was $9.99. He insisted on using his phone to ring this up and that was where the problem happened. So after he arrived at the total, I verified the price.."two Humidipaks for $25.99 each and one set of NYXL strings for $9.99?" He confirmed with, "That's right". On the way home I checked my receipt, and I saw that he charged me $11.99 for the strings plus tax. Too little for me to go back and get my money, but enough to really seriously aggravate me. My advice, check your receipt before leaving the store. And for this particular crew in the store today (12/11/2025) , take a class on customer service!!!

I worked with Sully who went out of his way to text photos of the amp. I bought the used amp on…read moreline and awaited shipment. Due to a mix up, the amp was sold to someone else over the weekend. Matt came to my rescue and gave me a great deal on a brand new amp. Everyone I spoke with was happy, kind, and helpful!. Really a great store and group of people!

I absolutely love this place. I danced when I was young and wanted to find a place that actually…read moreteacher true dance and technique. I found it here. Triple threat has taught my daughter so much in just a year. She has done ballet, tap, tumble and contemporary and I am pleased with her wealth of knowledge now. They also offer singing, music lessons (which I am wanting to try next). The staff is amazing from the receptionist Mary Catherine to all the teachers and owners. You will feel like family.

Literally the best dance studio I've attended ever. All the instructors are amazing and nice. The…read moreclasses are very educational and the performance at the end of the year feels very professional and well organized. I would easily recommend to any young dancer and you will not be disappointed.

The store is closing, but the lessons will continue! This is the sign that someone really loves…read moremusic. Once the retail store closes, you'll have to fight your way in through the Karate studio next door Enter the dragon style to get to the practice studio, but that will only give more motivation. Just kidding about the fighting part, but the people at Jackson really do love music.

Don't do business with them! The lady there sold me a showcase then sold it to someone else.read more

I shop The Music Stop for all my guitar needs. Great guys, great service and a super selection. Ken…read moreand Terry do a fantastic setup on my instruments. Highly recommend this music store.

I first became a customer in 2013. I've purchased two refurbished antique clarinets from Jeremy,…read moreand had a previously owned vintage one done by him, too. All three are in top condition, and one of them has been evaluated by a top pro player who was highly complimentary of Jeremy's work.

From the owner: Clarinet, saxophone and flute repair, restoration and sales of used and refurbished musical…read moreinstruments. Music lessons on guitar, mandolin, clarinet, saxophone, trumpet and some other brass, string and woodwinds, music theory and non-classical voice. Valuations for insurance. I also sing and perform a variety of musical styles for weddings, wineries, private events, restaurants and clubs on guitar and a variety of other instruments.

Very friendly, helpful, and informative. They offer a wide selection, have online options, rental,…read morenew, and used. Lessons, group lessons, and more! Go check them out!

From the owner: Retail chain selling musical instruments, audio gear & accessories, with rental & repair services,…read moreand in-house lessons.

Amazing customer service and a very cool selection of guitars, pedals, and more. I had a very…read morepersonalized experience and ended up leaving with exactly what I needed. Great spot.

From the owner: As evidenced by the current popularity of farmers’ markets, co-ops, DIY culture, and old-school…read morebarber shops, we seem to be looking back with fondness to an earlier age. Inspired by this resurgence, and increasingly frustrated with the current practice of planned obsolescence and disposability, we proudly present Heyday. Join us for a trip back to a time when instruments were built to be heirlooms, craftsmanship was prized above convenience, and music was measured in RPMs, not megabytes.