Amazing service and repairs! They have good quality violins and bows as well! Mike made my cello…read moresound better than ever! He really knowledgeable about all the string instruments! The bridge job was fantastic, he also adjusted my sound post , and deep cleaned my instrument for free! I would completely recommend!

I have an old German cello that badly needed a set up. I live in Morgantown West Virginia, there…read moreis no luthier. I have tried two other violin shops in Pittsburgh area, they were both OK but I was not highly impressed. I took a leap of faith with Wexford Violin Shop and I am glad I did. The owner Mike is an accomplished cellist so he knows what is needed from a musician's perspective. He did an amazing job fixing up my old cello. He put in a new bridge, adjusted the sound post and changed out non-functioning tuning pegs with Wittner geared pegs. It plays effortlessly thanks to the wonderful set up. The service fee is very reasonable and is worth every penny I spent. Thanks to Mike's fantastic work, I can now enjoy my cello again. Mike even played a few songs for me on my cello. I don't think I have ever heard my cello sounded that beautiful ever before. I will be bringing my other cello there for a tune up in the near future. Highly recommended this place.

big time issues with their instrument repair department and owner. made my sons brass instrument…read moreworse by failing to do basic things most handy people would never mess up, then the owner proceeded to tell me how great his people were. Go to Volkweins instead

Took my daughter's high school flute to be looked at and repaired so that her daughter can now…read morelearn to play the flute. We live in the south hills and the local vendor wanted $400 and two months to fix up the flute. Brighton Music Center in the north hills phoned about two weeks after we brought it in and gave us an estimate. We were informed the flute pads contained mites so all the pads had to be replaced and the case interior was no longer useable. Another week went by and it was finished and ready for pick up. The total cost for replacing all the pads and a new Gator Pro case was still less than $400. I recommend them highly and worth the drive if you don't live close by.

I kept getting charged after returning a rental. They didn't even bother to tell me that a piece of…read morethe instrument was missing or, that it had not been marked as unreturned. Turns out, it was not missing. They just never said anything. Worse, they didn't even say why or take any accountability. That was the most maddening part. I do not recommend this place.

They don't need my yelp endorsement by any means, since most people I know, even students only…read moreremotely dedicated to playing their instruments, are clued in on how much more dependable and reasonably priced (than certain other places) this shop is for instrument repair. Word travels pretty fast in a small and well-connected music community. But if you're still going elsewhere with an instrument you own and you're not renting anymore, come here instead!

This is a wonderful music shop with a great inventory and a helpful staff. The instruments are all…read moredisplayed well, and you have the opportunity to play any number of them. It's an attractive store that is very clean and well lit. The staff are very knowledgeable.

I brought an acoustic to have some top cracks repaired, and was mocked before opening the case! I…read moreguess an old Gibson is way too pedestrian for these carbon button microphone, handle-bar mustachioed gents to even consider taking a look-see without scoffing! But I was quite willing to part with some happy cabbage to have the repairs done, so I left her there. 6 weeks later, I was told that my guitar was "still not up to humidity yet, and is in the basement in a plastic bag". Something about this smelled fishy, so I decided to rescue her. I considered jotting over on my pennyfarthing, but didn't think those galoots would even bat an eye. I grabbed the old dame, pulled a 23 skidoo, and high-tailed it out of there. I suggest you do the same, my chuckaboo.

I'm from the west coast and was passing through on my way to a music festival. I needed some bow…read moremaintenance. Got excellent quality work, better than the last person to work on the bow. Got same day service so I could get back to playing right away for no extra charge. I explained that I had some problems with my case and Craig gave me the material and advice on how to fix my case for free. I almost never leave reviews on yelp but this experience was so positive I had to let the world know.

The owner, Craig has helped us over the yrs restring, restore & rehair my daughter's violin/bow …read more.. always very happy with the quality. I've had experience with many workshops in Miami, Michigan & throughout PA and can tell you he is professional, fair and the the turn around is great.

I've always received exceptional service at Resonance. Their staff is extremely helpful and…read moreknowledgeable. When my new bow failed, they replaced it with no questions asked. I highly recommend this business.

The employees and rude and inconsiderate. Avoid at all cost. The employees are not knowledgeable…read moreand know nothing about violins.

I got my cello back from Phillip Injeian's shop and I can't believe how great it sounds. He fixed…read moreseveral problems that I was not even aware of or did not know they could be fixed. I had a wolf tone, for example, and now it is nearly gone. Phillip has amazing experience, very special training, and the work he does in incredible. The instruments he builds are amazing, world class instruments, and he has built new instruments for some of the world's best musicians. Not only that, but if you ever get a chance to tour the shop, it's a real treat, so much to see there.

So you know not everybody loves their doctor or lawyer personally. I go to a doctor because he can…read morecure what ails me and Phil is the guy you go to to fix your Strad. I've known Phil for ten years and as a professional cellist, he has done the best adjustment on my Italian made cello I ever had from any luthier. Many colleagues say the same thing. I've seen him magically change an instrument from so-so to something remarkable. He has a shop full of wonderful instruments that range from beginner to concert artist. His own instruments are also represented. I did eventually switch to an Injeian and have enjoyed playing it. His shop in the cultural district is a cultural venue in its own right! Because he makes fine violins from scratch like a great chef.

Been going there for decades. Really good prices buying and…read moreselling. It's nice to be able to pick up something in real life and know exactly how it's going to feel. Staff is also very helpful.

Terrible customer service, unprofessional and rude. I purchased a guitar online from this music go…read moreround location. It arrived with severely worn frets that were not shown in photos or mentioned. The manager wouldn't offer any type of compensation through email and and wouldn't respond after sending a return label. When I called the store to see if we could resolve the issue without a return he wouldn't even speak to me