amazing selection of pedals, guitars, basses, amps, general equipment and more…read more staff know their stuff and are more than willing to help you out. everything is reasonably priced but they need to make a living will be my go to music store for the foreseeable future

You folks are as kind as kind can be. You reunited me with my beloved guitar! AND you were very…read morehelpful in terms of cables, picks, AND most importantly, a used distortion pedal. A bit of, more than obvious, info- hey bozo, don't leave your guitar in your car! I'm extremely thankful, the other Mark White

Terrific work on a vintage French alto saxophone and tenor saxophone. They were fast, and their…read morerates were very reasonable. It was also helpful to be able to try out a case for the tenor in the shop and see that it was a good fit.

Great people. Was looking for some trumpet accessories. Amazing collection of antique instruments…read more Very accommodating.

My band's first true rehearsal was at My Lady on Fire today. The owner, Rebecca, was extremely…read moreaccommodating and helpful. Since there is only one rehearsal room, there is no competing noise. Yet even with just one room, the price was excellent. We thought it was going to be $20 an hour, which seems to be the going rate, but we got it discounted at $15 per hour. (Something to do with the time of day, I think.) The room is quite large and clean. There is a decent PA, a few small amps and even a guitar and bass if you need them. A bathroom is attached to the room and there is a water cooler upstairs. These are not the kinds of amenities that I'm used to having at a rehearsal space. I'm afraid of giving the place such a positive review in fear that the room will become heavily booked and not available to my band, but I must be honest and highly recommend it.

Great studio with a very comfortable environment. I've recorded drum tracks there on few different…read moreoccasions and it was a pleasant experience every session. Def reccomend this studio to anyone.

I highly recommend Andrew Choi at Loudlands Music Lab for voice lessons. He is an incredible music…read moreinstructor who creates a fantastic learning environment. He is incredibly patient, clear in his guidance, and tailors his lessons perfectly to my son who wants to sing and wants to learn more techniques and protect his vocal chords. If you are looking to learn music in Allston, definitely ask for Andrew!"

great stuff! good vibes and absolutely always looking forward to my weekly lesson. the lesson is…read morecustom tailored to what I want and I've been seeing weekly progress. I love it!

Brought a ukulele in for string replacement and lowering action as that is what the teacher of the…read moreclass I just started said would improve my experience playing. The gentleman working there looked at the instrument, which I am borrowing from a family member, and pointed out that some warping was the reason the action was a bit high - not a typical saddle or nut height issue. I asked if he could just replace the strings (I had brought in my own). Dropped it off on Saturday and picked up on Monday. He was helpful showing me different sizes of ukuleles they had as I mentioned waiting to buy one myself until I knew better what I wanted. Very helpful and not at all pushy. I almost didn't stop in due to seeing bad reviews here but my experience was great.

1. Illegal bait and switch 2. Complete incompetence…read more3. Unhinged rude attitude 1. Illegal bait and switch - I called and asked if I could bring a guitar for assessment. Guy on phone said I could bring in and they'd assess for free. After five minutes of my free assessment, the lady tried to charge me for it. The guy then changed his story and said he actually meant that they would assess it for free only if I dropped it off but not dropped by with it (which doesn't make much sense if you think about it) 2. Complete incompetence - A) I told her that the guitar frets were out of tune. She denied it and said nothing was wrong with the guitar. B) I told her I wanted to action lowered. She said it was impossible to lower it anymore without causing buzzing. C) I told her something was rattling when I played the open G string. She said it could be anything causing it, even a loose truss rod So I took it to Stubblebine lutherie. Without even playing it, he inspected everything about the guitar - he listed exactly what was causing it to be out of tune (mainly the nut grooves), exactly how the action could easily be lowered without causing buzzing (he said the action was actually pretty high), and exactly what was causing the rattling (loose tuner component), and offered to fix everything for 100 dollars 3. Unhinged attitude - She started making fun of me for the questions I was asking. When I handed her the tuner, a rubber piece fell off, and she blamed me for breaking it to her coworker. When I pointed out that some of the frets we're out of tune, she blamed it on how I tuned it. When I clarified that I was told on the phone that the assessment would be free, she started to try to guilt me into paying and trying to get me to tell her how much money I made in my job. When I eventually did offer money because I felt bad, she made fun of me again

I walked into Mike's, because I was in the market for an electric and live in the neighborhood…read more This was my first electric, but I knew I wanted something decent with good tone. I told the store owner what I was looking for, and he showed me what was in my price range. He also very kindly told me that I was welcome to try any of the guitars--even though I very clearly could not afford them! I thought that was cool! He left me alone to play the guitars. I was able to take my time--as I didn't really know what I was looking for. I was so happy with one of them, that I went ahead and bought it! I've had it for about 2 or 3 years now, and I still love it!

I just wanted to thank you SO SO much for fixing my Gibson Les Paul. You did SUCH a good job that…read moreit sounds like it did when it was brand new nearly 20 years ago, NO ONE has done such a great job as you have. A thousand thank yous, I got completely lost in the moment playing it and it's been years since I experience that unless I was onstage in the zone. I'm thrilled my step father found you, your going to be my forever go to for anything regarding fixing my guitars. Price was VERY reasonable- in a world where everything is to much, you certainly are priced fair. Thank you.

Our daughter has been taking drum lessons for 4 months and we love our instructor. He take his…read moretime and has a great way of teaching my daughter music. Eric Friedberg

What a disappointment. I went to have my daughter's clarinet corks replaced and when I returned 2…read moredays later, not only were the corks replaced, but pads were replaced as well - the pads, which I didn't order, cost double what the corks cost - so a whopping $113 later, I was more than frustrated. The gentleman, Paul, who I placed the order with, and who was the person I picked it up from, said that I had ordered the pads as well, which I didn't. I wouldn't even know to ask about the pads. When I told him that I didn't order the pads, his response was "well, it will play now", to which I responded with "it played before". There were no apologies, no trying to come to a resolution, nothing. I just had to pay the money. This experience left me feeling ripped off and left me feeling as though their business practice is questionable, if not unethical. A total disappointment.

They did a wonderful job re-hairing my bow. I was able to drop it off and pick it up the same day…read more They have a small parking lot, and there's also a city lot a block away, so it's very convenient.

Called to see if they could repair a book I of mine. They don't work on violins that they don't…read moresell which is totally understandable. But when I asked who they might recommend they also said they won't give out recommendations either. So I am stuck with them not being able to repair but also no idea who to use for a repair either.