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Steamboat Amps

3.7 (11 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Rockin Robin Guitars & Music

Rockin Robin Guitars & Music

(85 reviews)

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Museum District, Montrose

This is the place to find vintage guitars in Houston…read more There's lots of nice vintage electric and acoustic guitars and the employees are nice. Best store in Houston and they have a good luthier. C'est la place pour trouver des guitares vintages à Houston. Il y a beaucoup de belle guitares acoustiques et électriques et les employés sont cool. Meilleur magasin de guitares dans la ville de Houston.

If I could offer a little constructive feedback without fear of hurting anyone's feelings, I would…read moresay this: The vibe is completely wrong in this store. From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere communicates, "If you're not ready to buy, then get out." Every. Single. Guitar. has a placard tucked between the strings that says something like "Ask for Help," and there's a salesman posted up in every zone who feels more like a bouncer than someone there to help. What if I want to pick up 8-10 different guitars, gently strum them, and find one I just can't live without? That's never going to happen if I have to ask permission to pick up every single one. That's absurd. If you want to be a museum, then be a museum. I get that you don't want to be Guitar Center, where 5,000 kids a day put their little pizza-grease fingers on every guitar and crank the amps until you can't hear your own thoughts. I totally get it. But you need to find a balance somewhere in the middle. Most customers in this market are grown men who have no intention of mistreating your precious inventory. Sure, keep the vintage relics out of reach of actual schoolchildren, but find a way to make customers feel welcome and let them explore a few guitars without a salesman breathing down their neck. But also you can do what you want and I know I'm not entitled to your store being the way I want. Hence the disclaimer at the beginning. Either way I wish ya'll many more years of selling music equipment and spreading the life changing thing that is making music.

Houston Piano Company

Houston Piano Company

(26 reviews)

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You're never to old to learn a new hobby. I have zero musical skills but decided to learn my…read morefavorite piano melody, Claire De Lune. It's been 3 months and I can read notes and play with both hands. Keith is my teacher and he's extremely positive even when you know he wants to put plugs in his ears, lol. It's $40 each 30 min session. Follow a dream and check off playing the piano on your bucket. You will thank you!

I am in the market for a baby grand/grand piano. I visited Houston Piano Company (HPC) because a…read morefriend recommended this place. HPC was easy enough to find. It's tucked away a bit from the busy road, but you shouldn't have any problems. The parking lot was small. I visited on a Sunday afternoon so my car was the only car in the parking lot, but I was still thinking, "I better park in a way that I can easily backup or get out with my big SUV." The front door to the business was locked and you have to ring the doorbell. My first impression was, "it is wall-to-wall pianos. It was tight. There really was barely enough room to walk down the "aisle". Think of it as, if you're sitting at one of the pianos, people would have to jump over you like Super Marios Bros. style to get to the other side. They have more than one building and the other building wasn't as "tight". Our salesman, Larry, was quite knowledgeable. He asked us questions such as what we needed, price range, size, etc. He had us play on various pianos and explained to us the intricate details about each piano. Does Larry know pianos? Yes. Is Larry a salesman? Yes. We were in the market for a used piano, but they really didn't have used baby grands. Most of the used pianos were uprights. In the end, Larry helped us narrow our choices down to 3 pianos. Of course, the one that sounded the best was also the most expensive. In the end, we had to think about it. It is a big purchase and one that takes up a lot of physical space in your home so I urge everyone to sleep on this decision. What I appreciated about HPC is that they are knowledgeable about pianos. What I didn't appreciate was the fact they didn't tell me that the fancy piano I almost bought was not actually "German-made". It's made in China. Nothing wrong about Made in China, but if I'm spending this amount of money, I would like to know all the details. In the end, we decided to keep looking. Final verdict: I would not buy a piano from here.

Steamboat Amps - guitarstores - Updated October 2026

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