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    Rock Me Music

    4.8 (6 reviews)
    Open 2:00 pm - 7:00 PM

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    12 years ago

    Good prices. Used and vintage gear. Knowledgeable owner. Need more mom and pops like this one in town.

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    13 years ago

    Lovely store, I can hang there as long as I want, and I do want to browse various guitars . Most important, the price is very reasonable.

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    13 years ago

    Great service! Love the selection and would highly recommend a purchase here!

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    13 years ago

    Awesome place to spend an afternoon hanging out there and playing guitars

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    Western Hills Music

    Western Hills Music

    3.4
    (5 reviews)

    I brought in an acoustic guitar for setup/fret buzz. They fixed it up perfectly at a great price…read more Awesome service, good people. Ill be back.

    Unprofessional and unreliable. For the second year in a row, we took my son's saxophone in for…read morecleaning and repair (if needed) and for the second year in a row, we were disappointed. Last year, I chalked up the poor communication and missed deadline as a fluke since it was our first time utilizing them. This year, I verified multiple times, before and during dropping off the saxophone that it would be completed in time as we had a hard deadline for band camp. We had a very narrow window between summer practices and band camp which we discussed the specific date we needed it by, complete with me pulling out my calendar, and we were assured that we would have it. The date is marked specifically on out invoice. Not only was it not completed, it was untouched from us dropping it off and it took them 10 minutes just to even locate his instrument. There was no communication that it wouldn't be completed and now we are stuck, days before band camp starting, trying to find another company to clean and replace pads - where now I will have to pay for a rental for a 4 week lead repair time since the break we had between summer practices and camp was wasted sitting at Western Hills Music. If you can't fulfill deadlines, don't make promised you can't keep. And at the very least, if you can't make the deadline you promised, communicate that to the customer in advance and don't wait until the customer contacts you on pickup day.

    Strings N' Things

    Strings N' Things

    4.2
    (5 reviews)
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    Ok, my second trip there to buy an instrument. I took with me a violin instructor of 30 plus years…read moreexperience. We were extremely impressed. We ended up purchasing a viola for my wife. The staff there was amazing, considerate and patient. We ended up with an extremely nice viola for less than what I had initially figured. They made sure it fit my wife to a Tee and everything was of good or excellent quality. The instructor I had brought with me was very impressed and said afterwards to me she had never been treated so well nor was a potential customer treated so well in all of her years teaching. Yes it was a 100 mile one trip for us from Columbus one way but worth it. Will be back again to buy a viola for myself soon.

    It's a great place if you want to be condescended to…read more We were looking for a 3/4 upright bass bridge. We asked the dude about it, and his response was 'for what?' Ummm.... To hold the strings in place? Then he told us 'You know you have to cut that down, right?(what a douche bag)' We told him that we have a luthier that will cut it for us. Apparently, that just offended his soul. He points to a frame on the wall and said, 'You see that? That says I know more than anyone else in the city!' It was an Associate's degree from the University of Indiana (Juilliard for meth addicts). The rest of the experience was basically him telling us how he doubts our project is professional (although we make more money than probably 70% of musicians-- not to be arrogant, I just know how this business is), how all the great symphonies come to him, and all the local schools bands. Don't get me wrong, I'm sure this guy absolutely knows what he's talking about. However, if you play anything other than stuffy classical music-- find it somewhere else or online. There are PLENTY of places that'll cut a bridge for you. I guess he's just opposed to new customers.

    Cincinnati Bass Cellar

    Cincinnati Bass Cellar

    5.0
    (6 reviews)

    Bass-ically speaking, these guys know their stuff!…read more When you walk in, you know you're in a die-hard Luthier zone. The smell of the wood, the shavings and sawdust on the floor, the parts hanging on the walls and the tables of work in progress says it all. I needed some tuning up on an Englehardt M1 3/4 upright of mine. I can play but I'm not a Luthier. My M1 is not the finest of basses. It's basic but solid. I knew that I wanted another set of strings on it and some tuning up of the bass itself. The previous owner seemed to get adventurous with some of his set up techniques and she needed a good professional workover. The boys cleaned up my fretboard, adjusted my sound pin, replaced my bridge with an adjustable used bridge and put on a set up used strings for me. The price for all of the work was about $600. Not bad. Now, if you're questioning the "used" bridge and strings.... A bridge for an upright bass is usually made from scratch. This can get a little pricey. The previous owner decided to "customize" the bridge that I had on the bass in a way that was not helpful. New strings can also get very expensive as well. I told the guys that I typically pluck but, on occasion, I like to bow. They set me up with a used set of flat strings that work beautifully for both. Not only that but the previous strings were chewed up and eating the fret board. Also, the former strings were more of a round wound type that were tearing my fingers up and would not bow for anything. The set that they put on there was perfect. In all, I was extremely happy with what they did. The best part is that they had it done in a just a few days. Now, this turnaround time won't always be that fast, but it was a huge bonus for me. Here's probably the best part of the experience. These guys are Craftsmen. They know what they're doing and they know how to explain what they're doing and why they're doing it. I learned more about the construction and inner workings of my instrument, during the drop off and pick-up, than I had ever learned before. They were extremely friendly and helpful. Overall a very educational experience. Would I go back? 100%. This is the number 1 place that I would recommend, as it was recommended to me, and I had a great experience. They are professional, friendly and do great work. Whether you have a $500 instrument or a $50,000 instrument, the Luthiers at The Bass Cellar will treat you and your instrument right.

    This shop is so friendly! Bill has been doing all my bow re-hairs and repairs/tonal adjustments on…read moremy violins and violas for years and his work is the best. The work is done quickly and professionally and they are really good about communicating with you--and the pricing is very reasonable when you consider the skill level required for the work.

    Rock Me Music - musicalinstrumentsandteachers - Updated August 2026

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