I have had nothing but stellar experiences with National Audio. I have done at least 10 projects…read morewith them in the last two years. Always professional, jcards turn out amazing, audio is great and I have never had an order late. In fact, most come in quick than expected. Not really sure why the other reviews had such a bad experience, all of mine have been fantastic. I honestly would not use any other manufacturer for a cassette project.

Awful experience/nightmare with this company regarding a cassette duplication order…read more Quite simply, don't use them. They lied about how long it would take, they did not respond quickly to questions, I still don't have my order and it's more than one month late. When I finally received the proof to approve, it was the wrong art file. They didn't have the files I sent them weeks and weeks earlier. To top it all off, they still insisted on shipping these already extremely late tapes via UPS Ground, so I had to spend more than $100 more to get it shipped quickly to rectify their poor service. They refused to cover this extra shipping fee. Very little customer service, no one takes responsibility. Never using them again.

Not really any talent here. If I were you I'd take it somewhere else. There are brighter…read moreindividuals with better talent elsewhere. Don't waste your money.

From the owner: Music production and promotion services. Recording Studio.read more

ABSOLUTELY AMAZING RECORDING STUDIO AND ENGINEER! Studio…read more2100 did such an awesome job on our album. we are so pleased with the mix and the final mastering. Jeff Smith is a Guru with PRO TOOLS, he understood the feel we wanted and nailed absolutely. Such a great experience , our finished project still blows my mind! Thank you Jeff - we will be back.

Great instruments, very good service. Accommodating sales staff. easy returns. They sent a gift…read morecard with my purchase.

Back in town and you know I just had to swing by again. This time I took an Ibanez AW I've had for…read moretwenty years with me. I've owned Martins, Epiphones, and so on during the last twenty years but my Ibanez is by far the best, not because of the way it sounded (but yes it sounds awesome) but because of the way it feels when I play it. I have small hands and finding the right neck is something I've always struggled with. My Ibanez always felt just right though. So after years of struggling I just said screw it, I'm going to do it the easy way. Walking into the Acoustic Shoppe with my saddest puppy dog eyes on I walked it over to their luthier Liz. I asked her if she could measure the neck shape, radius and nut width and point me in the right direction. She was more than happy to take some time off of her current project to do so and when she was done because the salesmen were all occupied she pointed me in the direction of five different guitars by Breedlove and Eastman, and suggested I start with them. When an associate became available she snagged him and gave him a brief explanation of what I was looking for. Step in Corey. Man that dude rocks! He saw that I had narrowed it down to three guitars by the time he showed up, and spend the time to go over the pros and cons of them. He's one of those musicians who can show you what a guitar can sound like, without making you feel like an idiot for how you play it after he hands it back to you. That's kind of a rare quality in somebody selling guitars. He was extremely patient and after twenty years of trying to find that perfect guitar he knew I wasn't going to make a snap decision. It didn't matter that I wasn't looking for a $3,000 guitar. He just wanted to see me walking out the door with a guitar I was going to actually want to play. So not long after that I walked out with my new Breedlove Discovery S in mahogany. I've only set it down long enough to eat, sleep and write this review. Man I finally own a guitar I love as much as the first one I got twenty years ago!