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B & B Pawnbrokers - Never opened or used, but still told nothing they could do...

B & B Pawnbrokers

(26 reviews)

Great experience!…read more Not being familiar in the pawn shop field, I was trying to find the right place to go. Looking at previous reviews and reading the amazing comments is what brought me here. Ethical and honesty is what I was looking for, and tony did an amazing job.

STAY AWAY FROM THIS PAWN SHOP - THEY TAKE ADVANTAGE OF WOMEN AND THOSE WHO DON'T KNOW BETTER…read more My wife recently visited this pawn shop and dealt directly with the owner -- a lowlife scammer who preys on people, especially women. She brought in two solid 18k gold rings, each valued at over $400, with a combined value of more than $800. She only needed a small loan of $200. Life got busy, and she was just one day late on a renewal payment. She even called, asking -- practically begging -- to either extend the loan or pay it off in full to retrieve her rings. But by then, the price of gold had climbed, and now her rings are worth over $1,000. There was no way this greedy owner was going to let her get them back. But here's the real issue: even at the time of the transaction, one of the rings alone was worth more than $400 -- more than enough to cover the $200 loan. A decent, honest person would have told her that one ring was enough. Instead, this scumbag knowingly took both rings, fully aware he was taking advantage of her. When I called to confront him and asked why he didn't speak up and tell my wife she didn't need to pawn both rings, his response was simply, "I don't do that." Shaking my head -- that alone proves this man is a lowlife and an indecent human being who has no problem preying on others for a quick buck. Stay far away from this place. Protect yourself and your loved ones.

Al's Guitar Workshop - Nice set up Al!!

Al's Guitar Workshop

(7 reviews)

Very professional and even sent text pictures with updates on what needed to be done while he was…read moreworking on it. I bought a strat off a friend and it felt awful to play. I got the strat setup elsewhere and I STILL felt like the guitar was terrible to play. I decided to finally bring this guitar to Al and tell him what was wrong with it. Now I've completely changed my mind about the guitar. It plays like a dream and I refuse to put it down. I couldn't recommend him enough. Definitely going to make Al the guy I go to when I need something done on my guitar. Thanks Al!

Al, is an amazing luthier, who is able to work wonders on all types of electric guitar, from an…read moreEpiphone Emperor I Joe Pass model (hollow body) to a solid body Agile Pendulum Elite 92527. The Ephiphone needed a complete overhaul of the electronics (pickups and controls) and a setup of the strings afterwards since a new piezo bridge was also installed. Prior to this work, the pots were quite noisy, and there were issues with the 1/4" output where it was also crackly depending upon movement. The pickups were replaced with a fairly standard set of Seymour Duncans (SH-2N and SH-4B), the wiring harness was removed and replaced with a much quieter (read shielded) setup, new pots and a new 1/4" output jack. The sound of this instrument while plugged in has drastically improved and now has a bit more versatility when it comes to live and studio usage. There was a little less work with the Agile solid body, where it needed to be updated with stacked pots in order to give a more Gibson-esque control layout of two volumes and two tone pots (one pair for each pickup) to replace the standard master volume, master tone. This allows the guitar to have more tonal variation, especially when both pickups are in use. In both cases the work was done promptly and with an expected series of charges. Al is probably one of the better luthiers when it comes to communications (including pictures) on what is going on with the respective job orders. Like the others on this board, I highly recommend your repair/setup work come his way.

BANG! Music - A Squier Stratocaster with a black pearl pick guard, and black knobs.

BANG! Music

(10 reviews)

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These guys are so locked-in every time I've been here. They always have the right selection of…read moreservices and items, AND they've got INDIVIDUAL GUITAR PICKS (Guitar Center and Music & Arts sell bags only). They are also local, and have been my ideal instrument shop since I've moved to Stafford in 2022. The people who are usually there are respectful, kind, and overall friendly, and they even take the time to do menial tasks (that I myself would've been able to do, but I go here to do it all at once). Overall epic place, reasonably priced service, with a lot of friendly faces.

I am writing this review as I make the decision to no longer be a customer after more than one…read moreyear, in fact almost two years. We were very pleased with this store when my daughter began her saxaphone lessons. Her original instructor, Daniel, is awesome and for those continuing to do business with this store, I would highly recommend you seek Daniel out for saxaphone lessons. However, my daughter came home crying after her second lesson with a temporary instructor, Joshua Barnes, on 4/16. After getting her side of the story, confronting the instructor and speaking with management, we've made our decision to not return. I recognize that I may be biased and taking my daughter's side but knowing that we've never had any issues with other people, activities, business, or school, I find it hard to not believe my daughter. -She was talked down to, belittled, and made feel very uncomfortable. -Words that were used: "you should quit," "you need to quit," you're never going to learn" were used. -Tapping a pen/pencil on the easel consistently to create stress did not help out the situation. -Not giving her a break when she shed tears did not help the situation. -Extending her session in that environment did not help the situation. -Joshua's tone and actions were not conducive to a learning environment. While I can admit that this is a "he said, she said," situation, Joshua acknowledged that he constantly clapped his hands in my daughters face. When I questioned Joshua about this tactic, his response was that this method is used to get a student to change their behavior to learn the piece or words to that effect. The point was that he confirmed he clapped in my daughter's face. When Joshua was questioned about explaining why my daughter came home crying, his response was to point out that the piece was too difficult for her and that the band director or any band director should never give students at her level a piece that difficult and that's why she was struggling. If my daughter knew the piece, she wouldn't be taking lessons. It's also not his job to decide what students are given or not. Your job is to teach and his actions clearly showed he is not ready to teach young students. I should have also addressed why my daughter felt uneasy after their first session. I recognize that I cannot go back in time and I hope that my daughter isn't hiding anything from that session. When speaking with the store manager, his message was more along the lines of being concerned for his staff due to my actions in the store and not how things would be rectified or being concerned for how my daughter was impacted. Over the course of almost two years, we've never had an issue with the staff or Daniel, my daughter's original instructor. This new instructor shows up and we have issues. I'd second guess my decision of having hired Joshua. I am also now taking the position of empowering and encouraging my daughter to not ever let that happen again. She should have walked out of that session, but felt embarrassed or frightened. Do not let Joshua Barnes instruct your young children. I'd question management on who he really cares for.

Volume 11 Music - musicinstrumentservices - Updated October 2026

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