They were working on my guitar. They closed the store and I never got my guitar back. I called them…read moreand they said tough luck.

The staff was nice and friendly. They have a good selection for the size of the store. Didn't have…read moreany problems picking out and purchasing my instrument and for an item that wasn't in the store I made a catalog order through them and picked it up the about a week later. Although I'm not planning on taking any, I also saw they offered various music lessons.

WOW! I can't believe I haven't reviewed Larry's!…read more Alright, in the interest of full-disclosure, I used to teach the drums here. Saturday mornings, after working until 1 am, I was there, tea in hand. Larry's has grown tremendously since moving to their new digs, and what's even better, they built all that stuff in their acoustic guitar room. SERIOUSLY!! And the teaching rooms - I'm jealous. My favorite sight in the store though rests on a Tama drumset "Please don't play the drums" Larry's isn't the biggest store ever, but they really do epitomize the phrase "small town service" Locals guys who know their stuff, and will bend over backwards to make you happy. Highly recommended.

Only music store in town. First time in two dogs greeted us. I will not say anything derogatory,…read more kind of hippified Long gone is the Wooster Music Center. Drums and guitars nothing wrong here. Happy place

I am not even giving DJ Larry Karoll one star. This was one of the worst disk jockeys I have ever…read moreheard at a party. Not only does Mr. Karoll lack the necessary skills to be a good DJ, such as crossfading songs, mixing slow and fast songs effectively, and creating a lively mood, Larry's music selection is disgustingly awful. If you have 12 year old kids, Larry Karoll may be the DJ for you; he only plays music that was popular several years ago, and he sticks to playing "safe" music for your whole party, so people can like the music just enough to stay at the party but not enough to get everyone on the dance floor. Larry's microphone announcements are dry and unfunny, at best. This man obviously owned a computer and some lights and though, "Gee, I think I can be a DJ..." Larry Karoll is awful. Don't waste your time with his services and don't jeopardize your party.

I always take my guitars to be setup. Johnny is very good with repairs and for sure customer…read moreservice. After you paid for services I find myself staying and hearing loads of stories he has. Johnny's music Shoppe is the place to visit. You'll be completely taken care of.

What a great experience! I googled a place in Massillon that rents musical instruments. I wanted to…read moreget something situated for my niece who is in fifth grade and joining the band. I felt overwhelmed and didn't even know what questions to ask. Cali was awesome! She was straight forward and transparent. She told us about the added fees and what to expect. Cali talked us through the process and helped us make an educated decision. We were in and out within 20 minutes. I feel confident in the decisions we made and the money we spent. What a great local business. I will make sure and continue to support Johnny's Music!

Online sale staff rude and condescending. Also never…read moreresponded to email questions. I will spend my money elsewhere.

Have not been in the store in Canton, so can only speak about his on-line stores. Not very…read morehonest/accurate on his descriptions, very overpriced.

Finally found myself in Akron with time, so I dragged The Fambly into Guitar Department. Now THIS…read moreis more like it. Every inch of wall has something playable hanging therefrom. Nearly every inch of floor has drums, amps, cabs, amps on top of cabs, cabs on top of OTHER cabs. I had only been in the store about ninety seconds when I overhear a guy nearly buying a Kay Speed Demon guitar. Now just having one to look at is pretty great, but this one was also for sale. You could, given a couple hundred, just walk out with that baby and be cutting a demo before dark. (They really respect the mongrel, here, by which I mean the instrument as well as the customer. Dan "Loving Ohio From a Distance" Auerbach used to wander around the shop hoping to get noticed... I mean "shopping." Yeah, shopping. He's one of those snobbishly anti-snobbery guitar guys, who fetishize the crappy guitars their blues gods played, while playing them through a quarter million dollars worth of effects and electronics.) But enough about success. Found a vintage Fender volume/tone pedal. Well, that just had to go home with me. Bought a couple other things. Time was, there was a great shop like this every ten blocks or so in every city in Uh Murh Cuh Now? "Bro! Just buy that on-line." Right. Buy a guitar, without playing it? Buy an amp, without hearing it? Good luck with that plan, Mr. Malmsteen. They do consignments, too, which is a great way to either upgrade or downgrade your studio, bandroom or man cavity. These guys deserve your business. They sure helped me, and I'll bet they will help you. While we were there, I overheard a drummer, tired from being ridiculed by other musicians, decide to change instruments. Guy goes up to the sales counter and says, "I'll take that red trumpet over there, and that accordion." After a second, the store clerk says ,"OK, you can have the fire extinguisher but the radiator stays."

From the owner: New and used musical instruments, live and recording gear, marching and school instruments, dj…read morelighting, drums, keyboards and accessories

Guy was a complete ass when we couldn't pay and got behind on payments. It would help if we could…read morepay online and not cash only! I wouldn't recommend this jerk if you want to be treated with respect!

Don Lazar is very reasonably priced for all musical needs. I purchased a used flute for my…read moredaughter two Christmas ago and it was very reasonably priced ( cheaper than any other music stores in the Canton and North Canton areas) for a ready to play instrument. One competitor want twice as much for a used flute plus it needed minor repairs that was not included in the purchase price. About three months ago my daughter had bent her keys somehow. I took the flute back to Mr. Lazar and he asked me to give him one hour to fix the instrument. I thought it was going to cost me over 100.00. I went back to pick up my daughters flute and the repair only cost me 40.00. I would recommended if you want very good quality used instruments please see Don Lazar Music.

Overpriced!!!! Terrible return policy probably because of being overpriced!!!! Never a discount…read more When Tim was there there was always a little something off. Not now. Made a purchase earlier today. Didn't even open the device. Hell, I didn't even make it home with the device. Called to see if I could return it and was told to come back. Went back after I ate dinner with the family to find out that they don't do refunds, only in-store credit. That's not cool but whatever. As soon as I come as close as possible, damn near to the cent to using said credit, I will not give another cent to this business ever again!!! You can cash that check!!! Wow. No wonder there isn't anyone in there anymore. What a joke!!!!! Smh I would not recommend this business. Every item I've compared prices to is 90% always cheaper.

First. Horrible Customer Service. we got hung up on and then when we called back we couldn't get a…read moreword in and when we did try to talk we were yelled at for interrupting her (Erin). She should not be a manager. Second. The fact that they choose an instrument for your child after you sign a contract is ridiculous. Why would a 5th grader who is just starting to learn need a $2500 saxophone. Absolutely insane. You should be given options upfront with different price ranges. Third. The owner has been no help at all either.