The staff was very helpful and in-tune with my needs. They helped me get what I needed and got me…read moreout of there before the rain came

Cesar Duenas. I had a terrible experience with Guitar…read moreCenter's drum lessons for my son. Communication was poor from day one and the classes were not what was promised or expected. The worst part was billing. I paid for the first month, and then they charged me for the next month in advance without clear authorization. I went to the store and spoke with the manager, Jason, to request a refund. Despite assurances, the refund never happened. After 14 days of waiting, I had to contact my bank to dispute the charge. Between the lack of communication, disappointing lessons, and the refusal to promptly return my money, this was a horrible experience that I wouldn't want anyone else to go through. I do not recommend this location at all.

We have rented to own a clarinet and a saxophone. We got the insurance for the instruments. The…read morevery few times we had issues with the instruments, they fixed them, and their service has been always outstanding!! Thank you!!!

Rent your band instruments, rent to own your instruments or buy new, buy your books for school(s)…read moreand get lessons from some of the best instructors in the county all under the same roof! Music Man is well respected and recognized throughout Palm Beach County and for good reason. Lessons are available for everything from the accordion to the zither and everything in between. The majority of the instructors are PBC school teachers making their knowledge of the schools' band organizations priceless. Prices are reasonable and many accessories and parts are in stock or quick to arrive with an order. Have now been with them going on four years and can't imagine going anywhere else!

This store is small but the friendliest people in town. If they don't have it they order it for you…read morewith half payment for deposit. I will def come back for anything. They always have new stuff when I come. Besides all of that they give one on one clases on guitar and more. 100% great place to visit. They fix guitars and tune them up!

I dug my old acoustic out of the closet and wanted to get her back up and running. Found Music Co…read moreonline and went down to see them. Danny was AMAZING! He got my old guitar back up and running like a dream! Highly recommend them for any and all your music needs. Thanks guys! You Rock!

I am currently sitting in their lobby. I have a show at the Kravis Center and we were told that we…read morecouldn't park in the garage. We had to park in the school's parking lot. The security guards were very friendly and showed me where to park. There is a buzzer to get you in the building, but once you are in, there is no way out until the school is out bell rings. It's a performing arts school and you can tell this by the kids. If I could go back in time, I'd love going to this school.

Campus is right behind the Kravis Center. It was nice to see many artsy students heading back to…read moreschool after lunch in Rosemary Square. Students are selected to major in one core art area: Communication Arts, Dance, Digital Media, Music, Theatre, and Visual Arts. Music is sub-divided into programs in Concert Band/Jazz, Orchestra, Vocal & Piano. Burt Reynolds was a graduate and the pick-up/drop-off area of the school as "Burt Reynolds Drive." This is the oldest high school in Palm Beach County. It was originally for white students but integrated merging in the 1970-1971 school year with the black Roosevelt High School following integration, forming Twin Lakes High School. In the 1980's this became a magnet school where students needed to perform for admission. Alexander W. Dreyfoos donated funding for the transformation of the campus, making the largest private contribution ever made to a public school in Florida, pledging $1,000,000 to support the Palm Beach County School of the Arts. A total enrollment of almost 1,300 students, with 41% minority enrollment and 16% economically disadvantaged. They are selected from across Palm Beach County through a process of competitive auditions in one of the six art areas. Most students commute to the school by District buses, by Tri-Rail to the train station across the street on Tamarind Avenue, and by car. A few students live locally and walk or bike to the campus. The Class of 2010 collectively received over $19 million in scholarship offers.

Brought my guitar to have the strings replaced. Prompt courteous service and they have a great…read moreselection of music books and instruments.

Their local stores seems good, but if you get caught up with the central company you get stuck. My…read morelocal store in Miami closed and I can't get the violin we are renting back to the company. And they keep charging me. They are telling me they have a local subcontractor who will take the instrument, but she is refusing. Don't get caught!!

Mick was great. He let me rent one of his guitars for the week and my son couldn't be happier. This…read moreis my go to guitar place in West Palm Beach.

From the owner: For all Guitar Models: Basic Set-up (neck and intonation adjustments, strings and tuning), repairs…read morefrom damage, wiring, upgrades, restorations and Relic finishes. We also offer guitar lessons using a unique quick learning platform

Had me a little worried in the beginning, but in the end turned out exactly as I was told it would…read morebe by friends. All and all very, very satisfied with my first experience. Great establishment and friendly people. Will be visiting again no doubt about it. And again thank you.

I had a loose nut on my electric ukulele. I was worried that it needed an extensive repair, but the…read morefolks here figured out to fix it quickly and affordably! Also, I have a side project to have a custom baritone electric ukulele made, and they were able to refer me to someone who can do that! And it's so much fun being in their shop to see their selection.

Great place, we came to listen live Turkish music and had great wine…read more What a nice place for kids to learn music during the day, purchase instruments, repair and also have live music at nights. Will definitely be back.

Went there to have strings for an acoustic guitar that was on my brother in law's house that needs…read moreto be changed. The owner was very nice and told me there's show at night. These local stores are so much better than music chains.

Both of our daughters have been learning at Vivace for many years. Quite frankly the girls started…read morewith the main instructor prior to the Academy's formal opening a few years ago. We are extremely pleased with the quality of lessons, our daughter's growth and the dedication that the staff exhibit to their students. Vivace is a class act - stick with the process, support your child and you too will be pleased. W.M. Richards

My niece and nephew attend the Vivace Music Academy and I had the pleasure of taking them to their…read moreweekly lessons over the summer. After watching and listening to the lessons over the past month, I had to write a review about this academy. My nephew is in a high music level, basically preparing to audition to top college music programs while my niece is just starting her music path. The academy is so well rounded with its highly skilled and professional teachers along with a comprehensive music curriculum that I was able to witness my niece and nephew walk away from their lessons with a great sense of accomplishment each time. The family waiting room is comfortable and the office staff is friendly and open to answer any questions you may have.

I've trusted Music Man for years now. Because a valve boneman needs an expert brass repair person…read morein the same way a voice guy needs a good ENT. Or like a celeb-photog needs a souped up Vespa. Albert @ Music Man is that guy. (Not the celeb-photog...the repairman.) His knowledge of brass, woodwinds and mechanical slide-whistles is mind-blowing. Through the years, I've come to him with every sort of brass problem; from sticky valves to slide dings (in the more "conventional" horns from the arsenal) to pungent odor-removal following return of an instrument borrowed by a colleague who smoked...Lord knows what. (Thanks to their patented Chem-Clean System!) Albert kept my instruments happy. All of them. Not only that, but if you're in need of - say - a mouthpiece or band instrument, if Music Man doesn't have it, they know where to get it. I love these guys. You can too. Bring 'em your axe and watch 'em work. Music Man...a worn-out musical but impressive brass repair and band instrument facility.

I'm Sorry to report that we had a terrible year renting for…read moremy student. In Oct Music Man picked up my sons tuba for repair....4 months later it was returned but it was another students tuba and they didn't believe my son. At the end of the year they said we had 'stolen' property. My son had no tuba for 4 months and a pretty junky one the remainder of the year. Music Man apologized and issued a credit but didn't pick up the instrument at the end of school. I have attempted to return the Tuba to the stores twice and they won't take it because the serial number isn't a match to the original rental because of their error but they keep billing me. So; they won't take it back and they even began sending me text messages for money. Sadly I have been very patiently emailing Cindy at Music Man on this since October. Perhaps I should bill them for my time? I've given them many chances to provide great service after their errors but they just cannot get there.