I needed a local music producer to create demos for original songs MAP Studios was a perfect…read moresolution. Patrick has the right combination of engineering skills and musical talent to produce great recordings. He is able to add guitar leads, bass, percussion and even vocal harmonies and back-up to round out the total sound you want. He is patient, professional and talented. I have since produced several original pieces with Patrick, and I recommend MAP without qualification. He can also connect you with outside artists as needed to compliment your style and needs. Great place to make great music. Larry Doyle

Patrick is a phenomenal to work with. Extremely patient, knowledge and hard working, at a fair…read moreprice.I highly recommend MAPS Studios for your recording needs.

Emily Voller is the best violin teacher ever. I've never had an other violin teacher and I refuse…read moreto get a different one. she is so nice and respectful and makes things easier to understand and makes it fun as well. I'm looking forward to this recital coming up soon!

Love this place and these people. Honest, informed and competent. And not pushy. I just bought…read moreanother guitar from them. They deal in the better sounding instruments.

This place rocks! Helped me with some promotional products for my business and beat everyone's…read moreprice and quality. I worked with Lisa and she was very professional and super friendly. I will be doing all of my printing with colormix from now on.

Lisa is AWESOME! She is your advertising agent and makes your business look unique. Call her and…read morelet her work for you

These women are artists and therefore their view of my work is something they grasp intuitively. I…read morego to them for challenging work. Please note my hummingbirds on marble. Highly recommended.

They made me a great looking sign for my wedding reception :) super nice people- definitely support…read morelocal and go here instead of FedEx etc. for any printing needs!

Justin was amazing! I hired him to work sound for our wedding out in Dripping Springs and he was so…read morehelpful in letting me know what I needed for the audio and then running the audio on site throughout the day! He also was able to better communicate with my video team so that all the audio was synched correctly. I highly recommend Justin for any of your audio needs!

Justin and his crew the THE team to call when you need experts in sound systems, lighting and…read morevideo. They can handle any size event. They are based in San Marcos but handle events all over Texas.

Amazing store! So many nice items. You should definitely check this place out! Friendly staff too!…read moreHighly recommend!!

Forge Imports is a must go and see! You will be amazed of all the BEAUTIFUL THINGS they have!…read moreIndoors, outdoors, if you have an idea to make your house a little more special, talk to the owners, Pepe and Lorena, they can help you! They are gifted and want every customer to be happy, they love what they do!

Very safe and comfortable atmosphere. Well protected with cameras, security system, and…read moreshatterproof glass. Guard dogs galore. Studio is on point as well :)

DE was recommended by a friend so I went with my own shirts to be embroidered with our company…read morelogo. Being a small company ourselves I go to small businesses when I can. We discussed the logo, and its placement. I asked for 2 patches in addition to the embroidery on the shirts. I made it clear I wanted them to sew on Jackets we had at home. I was a little surprised I was not charged a set up fee for the digitizing. I requested a proof and never received one, just a phone call 2 weeks later that my order was ready. When I arrived they handed me a bag with my shirts. I opened the shirts up and our company name was incomplete. "Why didn't you put our entire name on"?" I asked. I was told the print was too little and wouldn't be legible. I asked why I wasn't I called or sent a proof so an adjustment could be made. I was told I didn't ask for one. Whether I asked or not when they realized they could not do as I requested they should have stopped. Instead, they made a decision they had no right to make. The 2 patches I ordered were also incomplete and were sewn directly on 2 of the shirts which I never asked to be down. Luckily they were sewn on so sloppily I was able to remove them with no damage to the shirts. I started to argue but I could tell by her attitude she was not going to do anything to remedy the error. I made it very clear I wasn't happy and they obviously didn't care. Unprofessional with no customer service. I paid and left.

I rarely write bad reviews. I am a big fan of small business, and I figure everyone has a bad day,…read morewhy commit it to the internet when they do. I worked with DE in advance for what I hoped could be a great review, but it isn't going to work out that way. This is a bit long, mostly because I want you to realize I am not some Karen that gives out poor reviews for no good reason. I also hope that you and DE might learn something positive from the review. I want to start off by calling out Courtney for being a great person to work with. I feel like if I had been able to work out a solution to the deficiencies with her, this review would be better than its' going to be. I added a star to the review just because of her. I just started my own company. I've owned and managed others in my 35 year career, and having embroidered hats and shirts has always been something I enjoyed. Embroidery lasts longer than screen printing, and looks classy. I found DE via the web and their reviews were good, so I stopped by to talk to them. Courtney met me at the counter and we discussed whether they were OK with me supplying the soft goods and what format they needed the artwork in. A couple of weeks later I had accumulated both and dropped them off. When I dropped them off, Courtney and I looked at the artwork on their computer and adjusted the thread colors to match their equipment. She mentioned that my logo had a large stitch count, which to me meant that it would be costly to produce. It meant something else to them, apparently. More on that later. She told me that it would be a week and a half to two weeks, which was not a problem. Less than two weeks later they called and said the order was complete. I picked them up yesterday and the looked at the top couple of items, which looked good. Paid and left. When I got home and unboxed the whole order, I found about 1/2 of it was not so good. The sun-rays in our logo did not meet the outside border, especially in the lower right of the logo on many pieces. On the other pieces, it varied from meeting the border to the gap not being enough to bitch about. Not what I would have liked to have, but nothing to write a long, poor review over. The next day I took the order back to them and was told I would have to speak with the manager. OK, not a problem. She informed me that because the artwork had such a high thread count it could not be sewed consistently from piece to piece. She also blamed the artwork, indicating that if I had spent $35 with them to convert the artwork that it would have revealed the border wasn't big enough. She also indicated that different hats, unstructured especially, are hard to work with. I am not disputing any of these things. Where our discussion became uncomfortable is when I pointed out that while I brought the artwork, they reviewed it on their computer before accepting it. I get it, that sometimes you don't know something is going to not go well until you try it, so I am even willing to grant them dispensation on that. But when I mentioned that they should have stopped when the first one went bad, the manager asked me to leave. I was being calm, I wasn't argumentative, made no threats, and used no bad language. Literally all they had to do was call me and tell me that the artwork was not right or too difficult and offer solutions or simply state they can not handle this level of detail. Unfortunately, that didn't happen. I would have totally spent another $35 to have them digitize the artwork if that would have prevented this. They have a big sign that says they take no responsibility if you bring your own soft goods, and I get it. Some material shreds under the machine, others pucker. And if this had been the issue, I wouldn't be writing this review. Fact is, about half this order is inferior quality, and the other half is OK. It all might have been great if they had told me to have their digitizer do the artwork. After the first just OK piece I would have made that call to my customer to suggest we re-digitize the artwork. I did ask for them to credit me for the half of the order that is inferior. Not for all of the goods that were ruined, but just half of what I paid them. The manager just pointed to the sign and said there was nothing she could do for me. It's disappointing as I was going to have them make me a few signs and a banner if this had gone well. In conclusion, I'm not saying don't do business with Digital Expressions. I am strongly suggesting that you have them digitize your artwork and supply the soft goods. From my experience I can't tell if they are capable of doing great work, but I think it is likely as not that they can. They do need to learn to communicate before things become unrecoverable.