They service lots of different kinds of instruments, not just guitars. Including mandolins,…read moreviolins, banjos, ukuleles, etc. They were the only place in the Tulsa area I could find that serviced mandolins. They did a great job of fixing up my old mandolin and making it playable again for a reasonable price.

Went in to get a new-ish Les Paul Classic re-fretted because I love Gibsons, but hate tiny frets…read morewith nibs. Quoted me a price and time that seemed reasonable, and got the job done perfectly right on the money and a month ahead of the scheduled quote. The guitar is perfect; no tooling marks to be seen on the fret ends or at the nut. They even replaced the nut with ZERO lacquer chips. Frets are like glass, and will last longer than I could ever play them. Could not recommend this shop enough.

If you're a drummer anywhere near Oklahoma, Drum World in Tulsa is sacred ground…read more From the moment you walk through the door, you can tell this isn't just a music store -- it's a place built by people who genuinely love drums and the players who sit behind them. The selection is incredible. Walls lined with cymbals you can actually play before buying. High-end kits, vintage treasures, boutique snares, hardware that feels built to survive a tornado season, and accessories you didn't even know you needed. Whether you're a beginner building your first setup or a seasoned player chasing a specific tone, they've got you covered. What truly sets Drum World apart, though, is the staff. They don't hover. They don't hard sell. They listen. They ask what you're trying to achieve sonically and help you get there. It feels more like talking shop with fellow musicians than making a transaction. You walk out feeling understood, not upsold. Their knowledge base is deep -- tuning advice, head recommendations, cymbal pairing suggestions, hardware tweaks -- they speak the language fluently. And they treat every drummer with respect, whether you're buying sticks or investing in a flagship kit. There's also something inspiring about being surrounded by that many drums in one space. It sparks creativity. You want to go home and practice harder. Tulsa is lucky to have Drum World. It's not just a store -- it's a cornerstone of the local music community and a destination worth the drive. Five stars, without hesitation.

Walked in to inquire about lessons. Upon entering noticed the store in disarray. Person behind the…read morecounter said hi and as I was about to ask about lessons they turn and start talking with another employee. I proceeded to look around and no further engagement from either employee. Walked about a few times and left. No asking if I needed anything or had any questions. Seriously doubt I would go back in.

Paul took a well-used flugelhorn and made it like new...TBI met my customer needs with safety,…read morecourtesy and professionalism..I couldn't be happier with the service I received from Tulsa Band!!! John

Alice is the best music teacher that I've ever had in 40 years. She has a passion for teaching and…read moreher students that I've not seen before in 40 years of my music journey. She is a multi- instrumentalist who shares her knowledge and experience in a very effective manor. I'd recommend her for adult or children. She's the best I've encountered.

Awesome collection of antique musical instruments! We took our time walking the store... fully…read moreengaged in all the music history eye candy that's all over the store. Beautiful guitars for sale. I have my eye on one. Friendly staff and loved the vibe of the whole place.

Very helpful in finding what you need for whatever instrument i.e. Guitar for learners beginners…read morelike me I'm going to be signing up for their classes, which I'm sure they're gonna be just as helpful

Great service, very friendly and helpful. Loved getting to meet Sarge as well. The repair was…read moredone quickly and for a reasonable price.

I've been a guitar nerd since I was a kid and have visited guitar shops all over the country. And…read morewhile it's not the biggest place, I really think Barnett's holds its own. They have some beautiful instruments at all different prices from many of the premium brands. They also have a great selection of pedals and some cool amps. But besides all the cool gear, Barnett's has some really down-to-earth people, which is probably the most important thing. The staff there is super friendly and accommodating. No attitude at all. Not like a lot of places I've visited, where you almost need a background check to touch a guitar. And if you want to be left alone, that's no problem either. If you love guitars (electric and acoustic), you should really make it a point to visit Barnett's. It's worth the trip.

Natalya has been teaching our 9-year old daughter to play piano for over two years now. My wife…read moreand I both love her teaching style and have seen great improvements in our daughter's playing over the past 2+ years.

Jeff Atkinson was great to come out to my home in Owasso to tune my upright piano. He was thorough…read moreand took his time. He showed professionalism and was diligent to get the best sound from our piano. He even came back out the next week to tweak a few things! I will definitely be calling him again for our next tuning!