We had to pick up a friend's acoustic guitar that he was having re-strung and tuned. I don't play…read moreany instruments so I've never had any reason to go inside. I'm glad I did today though. So many people enjoying music and playing instruments. The selection of guitars and amps was off the hook. Drums, sheet music, accessories and everything in between. They even have areas for instrument repair and music lessons. Everyone seemed like they were happy and really enjoying being in the store. It's clearly a place people like to hang out. A social center of sorts. I liked the fact they had armed security in the parking lot and inside the front door. There simply can't be too much security these days. The parking lot was simple and wee maintained. The staff was friendly bordering on perky. Thumbs up for Guitar Center.

I've been to all the Guitar Centers in Colorado and this one is by far the best one. This is coming…read morefrom a drummer's perspective though so keep that in mind. The drum selection from sets, cymbals (especially cymbals), sticks, etc are the best here. They also have an isolated drum room with a sick DW kit with a bunch of cymbals. Please be mindful of others though when playing the kit in there and don't be obnoxious/play for a long period non stop especially if others are clearly trying to play. The icing on the cake is Jacob who is super knowledgeable about all things drums and will make sure to take care of you. I would drive out of my way just to buy from him.

Wonderful, very fast work on my guitar. It sounds much better after he set it up, adjusted the…read moreneck, and polished the frets.

Super nice guy that works there..possibly owner? Went to look for vinyls and he was helpful and…read morethings were priced great. He seemed to have some regulars that came in and were friendly too. We were looking for certain vinyls and he had us text him which ones and said he'd keep his eyes out and text us if he found them. He let us spread out and look through all the records and didn't rush us. Hard to find though. No big sign. He is in same strip mall and directly across from cakes by Karen.

I was on top of the world after my first "session" with my newborn daughter. If only I had taken…read moreas much care to put my Vintage Guild Acoustic securely on the stand as I do my daughter on the changing table, I might have never had a need for Victor Guitar. Nevertheless, a face plant to the hardwoods left me with a broken headstock. I dropped it off at Victor Guitar and they gave me two options: 1. The pro fix involving splines 2. The less invasive fix involving pressure and glue for about 1/2 the cost. Since I don't gig anymore, I went with the second option. Two days later, I picked up my Guild and could hardly tell anything had ever happened. A quick scan revealed the action a bit higher on the bass side of the neck, so Tom happily adjusted the truss rod for no extra charge. I'm happy to note that I've since since enjoyed a second session with my little girl, who was 100% satisfied with dad's performance as Dad is with Victor Guitar.....I think. Great guys. Custom shop and feel. Great customer service. Highly recommended.

I brought in a 1971 Martin 000-18 to have a new pick guard put on and the bridge glued. They cut a…read morenew pick guard and glued it on. It looks kind of amateurish done and has sharp edges. You can also see where the old pick guard was and when you lay the old pickguard on top of the new they are not the same size. First time I've came here and I came because of all of the reviews. I need to have tuners replaced. I won't have them do it. It cost $410. I also failed to mention that when they repaired the cracked bridge, they put in new pins and kept the originals. That is on me for not noticing and asking about them. I don't play and I inherited this guitar from an old friend who just passed away. They did leave me the old original pick guard. I am now going to have the guitar completely refurbished.

Fantastic. I had my expensive banjo overhauled by Denver Folklore Center. I dropped off a horrible…read moresounding banjo with significant problems, including warped neck, misaligned bridge, torques not correct, frets needing adjustments, and more. In only a week and a half, I got back my banjo fixed and playing like new. They are great and did a wonderful job. I highly recommend Denver Folklore Center.

This wasn't the place it once was at its prior location! They used 2 sell lps & I got the now out…read moreof print Let it be Uk lp the((miltipaged coloured book from the original movie! (Worth over $100 plus $ now!)

Awesome groovy guys who know that they are doing and they do it well! Highly recommended!read more

I'm fairly new in town, and had had bad luck trying to get a particular Swiss-made guitar amplifier…read morefixed. By word of mouth, after trying several local repairmen, I got wind of "Shon" at Sound Town. He combed over the amp tooth and nail, and finally solved the problem for me, a problem that turned out to be not so much a broken component (my guess) as operator error, a change-over from an active to passive guitar, and the need for a suitable pre-amp to boost the signal . It took a lot of testing and reading of manuals and schematics, before Sean figured out what was going on. He went so far as to compare my sound-levels with those of other amps in the stores and he was quite patient and thorough in every regard. I made several trips to the store, and became acquainted with three key people there, all of whom were very nice, and I got a feeling for their special niche in the music world, which is the supplying of sound systems and various components, whether for rentals-out or for purchase. They keep a fair supply of guitar needs and are happy to order anything you might want at a fair price. Though Guitar Center and places like Kolacny's and Flesher-Hinton all have their place, I'll always begin by shopping here because of their patience and kindness. It is a special kind of store with special kind of people, and it always feels good to be patronizing a locally owned business of modest proportions. Bravo!

Following retirement, I decided to pursue a life long dream of learning an instrument. I taught…read moremyself to play ukulele using YouTube videos. Unfortunately, I was unable to develop any significant improvement. I enrolled with Smoky Hill Music and love my weekly classes. My music teacher is amazing. His patience and love of his craft pushes me to become a better player. I play all the genre of music that I enjoy and my skills have dramatically improved. Thanks, Smoky Hill Music!

Great place to learn guitar and ukulele! Me and my son have taken lessons here for years. The…read moreinstructor is very patient and great with kids - and adult students too! We learn our favorite music and all the theory and technique too. Highly recommend!

Christian and his team were top notch to work with. Awesome set-up and parts work on my Jazzmaster…read more Fast turm around and fair prices for the quality of work!

I'm really happy with the outcome of the work Colfax Guitar Shop provided for me. They fully…read morerequired my '96 Paul Reed Smith Core Standard 22 back to the original specifications. The guitar sounds and plays fantastic now. I'll definitely be using them for future maintenance and repairs. The staff is super helpful and friendly as well. A+ service and fair prices.

Great service! Was able to get a beautiful Martin guitar! The value of that guitar has increased…read moreunbelievably! Thank you Elite Sound!

If you are a music lover of any instrument, this is a need to go to place. I WOULD highly recommend…read moreit. I had originally discovered this company years ago and formed a outstanding relationship with the owner, Gordon. I drove over there the other day because I definitely wanted to give Gordon's cause a donation. Gordon does this thing which is called "Guitars for our Troops". He sends out Guitar's to people in the military that are at war, want to learn how to play guitar or some even have PTSD and finding a way thru music helps calm the nerves and chases out some of those demons. Gordon ended up buying his own building and moved to this larger place a couple years ago. As I visit often, I just love to go in and talk to Gordon and see all the instruments although I play none. I went the other day and was very happy to see JP who sometimes works out of there, he does private guitar lessons and was my daughters first and only guitar instructor. Gordon is working towards turning this amazing building into an instrument Museum, I know he will get it done. Our family had decided to donate our old Victrola that has been in the family for years.