I wish I could give 0 stars too these rude people... Paid more then most for a trumpet they rip u…read moreoff and have taken double payments and nothing was done about it

We were very impressed by this small music store. There was a great selection of guitars, as well…read moreas other musical equipment. We came for the Black Friday sale, and found a beautiful guitar within our price range. The sales associated guided us through our selection process without pressure, but with a great deal of understanding and expertise. He helped us figure out our priorities and find the best guitar for us! Although we don't live in the area, I am sure we will visit in the future. We love the personal touch that came with the shopping experience.

It has been a couple of decades since my last visit…read more 1 they moved 2 they are just a "snooty" helpful as my experiences from 1988-1992. Used to think it was just the "poor college kid" treatment but even as middle aged person they still give you the you should appreciate us approach. A decent selection of outdoor clothing, a much smaller selection of ski boots and ski than I recall. They also resell LL Bean items. Footwear associates were quick to offer assistance. When checking out, be prepared to pay a premium to the local shopping experience and the tacky "who assisted you?" obviously for a commission credit is uncomfortable!

Appalachian Outdoors is one of the best shops in the area! The staff is helpful and knowledgeable…read moreabout their gear, and the store has a wide variety of equipment and apparel in stock. They have a great selection of outdoor clothes, packs, camping equipment, and shoes in lots of different styles and colors-- the Cotopaxi gear is especially eye-catching. Both times I've been in the staff has been incredibly helpful. A salesperson helped me pick out a great pair of Salomon hiking boots last year, and a pair of "On"running shoes most recently. The running shoes they carry are mostly for trail running, but an employee helped me find a pair of street running shoes that were just what I was looking for. Plus, they have a bunch of cool outdoor games for sale, like frisbees, cards and hacky sacks. Overall, I look forward to stopping in at AO whenever I need new gear!

Mick is an extremely talented musician & very patient teacher. Great jazz guitarist too!read more

Two brothers bicycle shop to buy a bike... who would have thought. Should you stop here, yes. Could…read moreyou go somewhere else, I guess you could. Would you have the knowledge offered, polite service and 100% awesome experience in another shop? Only if you were in their second location in State College. Great place. Be prepared for a little sticker shock if you haven't priced bikes for a while. But if you seriously want all the things I spoke about above, this is your stop.

I took my Lectric XP4 to Two Bros Bike Shop based on great reviews--even though it meant an…read more80-minute round trip. My hydraulic brakes were making random scraping noises, and gears 7 and 8 had a slight clicking feeling. I also wanted a general check to make sure everything was aligned and torqued properly. I was greeted by Max and explained the issues. He offered a $90 "Stage One" package--cleaning, lubrication, tightening, tire pressure, and inspection. My bike was only two weeks old, so I was hesitant, but since my requested repairs were only $30, I agreed. Three hours later, I got a call that the bike was done. Fast, I thought--maybe that's why they have good reviews. But when I picked it up the next day, the scraping and clicking were still there. It was clear they'd only done the Stage One package, skipping the actual repairs. They even claimed my two-week-old chain was 25% worn, which made no sense. I called and spoke to Chris, who said I could bring it back. When I returned, Chris seemed rushed and a bit dismissive, but after we went over everything again, he promised to personally inspect the bike and offered a refund along with free repairs. That was fair, so I left it with him. By Wednesday afternoon--two days later--I hadn't heard anything, so I called. Chris said he wanted to test ride it before I picked it up, and I got a call later that day saying it was ready. Unfortunately, the back brake was still scraping. Chris admitted he hadn't touched the back tire--even though I'd clearly mentioned both. He told me to "double tap the brakes" to stop the noise. My gears still click, and the rear brake squeaks worse than before. Even my wife noticed. After four hours of driving and multiple visits, I'm left with the same problems I started with. Very disappointed.

Charged me to tell me they couldn't fix it. They were obviously overcharging because it is close to…read morea college campus. They wanted me to buy new parts that would end up costing more than the price of a new laptop. They charged me 100 to "run some tests" just to say it was water damaged and couldn't be fixed without almost every part being repared. Then wanted additional money for parts.

My experience with P2P Computer Solutions was extremely disappointing. I went in after badly…read moredamaging the screen on my iPhone 15 Pro Max. They offered me two third-party replacement options: a $199 screen or a supposedly more durable $279 screen. Since I planned to use my phone for at least another three years, I opted for the "durable" one. The repair itself took 2-3 hours, but even after being given a pickup time, I had to wait another 30 minutes when I returned everytime. Initially, the screen looked fine, but it went completely black the very next day. I brought it back, and they admitted it was a faulty piece and replaced it. Shockingly, the replacement also failed, and during the second repair, the new screen already had a visible defect (a black spot in the middle). They apologized and replaced it again. At this point, I had already gone through three faulty screens in less than a week. Not long after, a very minor drop caused the "durable" screen to crack -- even though my phone had a thick case and the screen protector was intact. My original Apple screen had lasted two years with heavy use, yet their third-party screen couldn't handle one small impact. When I returned for the fourth time, they asked me to pay another $100 on top of the $279 I had already spent (before tax). After insisting on speaking to the manager, they eventually agreed to let me keep the replacement without charging me again. Still, the entire process left me frustrated and distrustful. To make matters worse, another customer in line mentioned having a very similar experience. Frankly, I would never return. The only reason they seem to have good reviews is that they offer a free screen protector in exchange for a 5-star rating. My experience showed me their products are unreliable, their service inconsistent, and their "durable" screen anything but durable.