One of the best studios I have been to in the Chicago land area. Sean always makes sure his artist…read moreare getting the most out of their time whenever they are recording. He is really good at giving his clients advice and boosting their confidence to perform at the best of their ability. I highly recommend that everyone goes to Elite Status Studios if they are serious about making quality music for a reasonable price!

We are so lucky to have this shop in St. Charles! It is the perfect place to go for when your kid's…read moreinstrument needs repair or you need something for it. Jon has a great depth of knowledge and he's super friendly!

As always amazing staff, as soon as I entered I was greeted. The store was clean and organized…read more David checked me out as I was in store to buy an amp. He was happy and helpful and ready to answer all the questions. All in all a good experience. Definitely recommended.

I highly recommend Sapp violins for the instrument buying process. Gregory was extremely attentive…read moreand helpful. They are well organized and have an in-depth knowledge of their inventory. All the instruments I trialed were top-notch! It was an enjoyable, educational, and low-pressure experience.

Mel & Greg have both been terrific in responding to any questions & the service has been excellent…read morethroughout our rental & now buying experience. The rebate for on half the cost of buying a new violin based on our rental spending is also fantastic.

Fantastic people, excellent service, and extremely patient! My youngest decided to start learning…read moreviolin. While we're a very musical family, violin isn't an instrument we're very familiar with so I had lots (and lots) of questions. They were very warm and reassuring. We met the owner and luthier, and both were genuinely kind and helpful. They helped us get everything we needed and went above and beyond in every way.

We have been using Austin's Violin Shop for our violin rentals and purchases for the last 8 years…read moreand have always been so well cared for! The instruments have always been great quality and the service phenomenal!

We came in here with an intention and a budget. We didn't want to be sold on what the salesperson…read morewanted to sell. We were pleasantly surprised to find a kind and accommodating sales team with nothing but options available for us to pursue. We wanted a vertical acoustic piano in black and the available stock in our price range was low. Keith (I think), recommended some other verticals in brown wood finishes, but we had our preferences. He was careful not to pressure us into anything and we ended up stumbling upon and asking about the Roland line of digital pianos. He was knowledgable and helped ease our concerns around digital versus acoustic. We ended up buying a Roland, because it met the needs of our family at the moment. Eventually, when we can move to a larger house, we'll be back here to see about getting a bigger acoustic piano! The close of the sale and the follow-up to the pick-up were pleasant experiences as well, which is why we highly recommend Pianoland!

Knowledgeable and personal. I felt the business manager and owner will well versed and extremely…read morehelpful in helping me pick the right piano. I would highly recommend Cordogan's to anyone looking for a piano. Their showroom is amazing!!!

Really nice people, excellent service and work. Good pricing for setups and string changes…read more Your instrument will thank you

The explanation about a "loose jack" causing the scratches is not accurate. That jack broke nearly…read more20 years ago and has been in the case ever since without ever causing damage. The previous vendor did not remove it -- he only cleaned the current one and changed strings -- so it was still installed when I brought the guitar to your shop. The scratches appeared only after this repair, and the pattern is straight, parallel, and directional. This is consistent with a capo being slid on a Parker Fly neck, which has an extremely thin finish and is very easy to scratch. It is not consistent with a small metal jack bouncing randomly in a case compartment. The case itself closes extremely tight -- tight enough that you can see the strings pressing into the lid padding. A loose jack in a plastic bag could not physically jump over the divider and wedge itself against the neck without preventing the case from closing. The idea that a two‑decade‑old jack somehow moved into the neck space is not realistic. The scratches are also located at very specific musical positions: the 5th, 7th, and 9th frets. A random loose part would not create evenly spaced marks exactly at common capo positions. That pattern is intentional movement, not accidental contact. The video does not show the moment the guitar was first removed from the case, nor the initial handling, so it cannot establish when the scratches occurred. The apprentice strumming the guitar without permission is also concerning. I did not approve of random strangers or employees playing my guitar and using a capo. Based on the timeline, the physics, the case design, and the nature of Parker Fly finishes, I stand by my review.

Excellent service! Tom was very professional from beginning to end. Responded to my call promptly!…read moreSet an appointment for tuning my piano. Came right on time. Explained in detail what he was going to do. Spent the time needed to get the job done! Will follow your recommendations for future tunings! My over 60 year old piano sounds beautiful once again! Thank you Tom!

the best service ever tuned an old steinway and fixed dead key…read moretom goes out of his way to assist and fix the problem you can't go wrong with pinhead

I'm not a paying customer of theirs, but I've twice called with questions about fixing an old…read moreMarantz PMD430 cassette recorder and in both cases the staff have kindly walked me through the steps necessary to fix my problem. I was prepared for a confusing time as I tried to explain the nuances of my issues ("There's a thing attached to a thing that moves another thing"), but both technicians knew the exact pieces I was referring to, and the exact problem that had caused the issues, and the exact fix for me to try. Really very grateful for their kindhearted help.

We're working on a upgrade for an important client when we discovered their Eiki projector wasn't…read moreworking. I found Superscope as an authorized repair shop and called them. Very easy to work with, I dropped the unit off on a Monday with a verbal estimate of $1,500 and got a call that Friday that it was repaired for $600! Thanks to Micky Moore and all of the team at Superscope I looked like a hero in front of our client.