Great selection of Guitars and Outstanding Staff…read more Make a Reservation if you want a Private Sound Room to compare a bunch of different Guitars. Ask as many questions as you need - the Staff will bend over backwards to get the answer for you.

My husband is the musician, not me. However, I am the enabler in this relationship, tempting him…read morewith visits to guitar stores so that we can take more trips. This tactic has worked great and we have fun in the process. Admittedly, this has turned into a very expensive undertaking. My husband found Righteous Guitars on YouTube back in 2019. They featured a Mario Martin electric that he just HAD to have! Ever since, I've been dying to get him to the store in person. It seemed that every time we were passing near Roswell, it was the wrong day or time. Yesterday we finally made it! The store has a private, intimate feeling since the front doors are locked. The interior is breathtakingly beautiful and slightly visually overwhelming. I adore the artistic design and look of guitars and basses. This was a feast for the eyes and ears. Top notch service which was attentive and personalized. I lounged in the comfortable gliding chairs while my spouse spent a few hours trying various instruments. He fell in love with a Fender p bass but ultimately opted to wait. I have a feeling he'll be on the phone in a day or two placing an order. We will definitely be returning to Righteous Guitars and keeping an eye on their inventory. If you're a musician or guitar player, this place is a must-visit!

I have an MIM Nashville Tele I bought off reverb. Great guitar, horrible set up. I took it to Jaws…read moreand it's like a new axe. Great set up done. While there, the friendly staff invited me to try several guitars and amps not previously on my radar. Jaws remains on my preferred guitar techs and I recommend them highly.

Coming out of visiting a friend at Northside-Cherokee Hospital I spotted Jaws Guitars. Unexpectedly…read morebought a 'Nashville' brand p-bass. The price was so reasonable! Nice owner too. I've played this bass on many gigs and it's fine; nice neck, good sounding pickups (hey, pickup technology is STILL wire wrapped around magnets) Sure is nice to not have to babysit a vintage P-bass at gigs these days! I keep this one behind the seat in my car and it comes in handy.

I went here about a week ago for the first time, and my first experience was terrific. This was the…read morefirst time I had ever been in a Guitar Center, and your associate Alex was very helpful. He was a cool guy, and we had a pretty good conversation while checking out. He made me feel very seen and welcomed. When you go here, look for Alex!

Been a Guitar Center customer since 1985 and my first trip to Hollywood. Spent thousands. Our bands…read morehave spent thousands. Never regretted it. This store is a testament to the massive decline in the company since then. Its an absolute joke now. A lot of it has to do with the sorry attitudes, and smart ass manner of the employees. They cannot pull an order to save their lives. When they do, its covered in an inch of dust and dirt. Usually some floor model they are trying to pawn off on people.That is not new merchandise. That is floor model stuff and I'm not taking that. Products new in the box are all I will accept. That's if you can get these mental voids to stay alert long enough to even get served in the first place. That was the last ever transaction with GC. Never going to this crap fest again. Told a Gear Advisor who said he would inform management that this store should just be shut down. Save what little reputation this fading company has left and just send everyone to the "Atlanta" Store. These people at this store just hate their jobs and hate their customers. Some chick with Egyptian make up just looks stoned and walks away without helping anyone. She Just walks off and sits around. Mumbling under her breath the whole way. Off the other stores now. Bye GC. We are done!

Best guitar shop in Atlanta hands down!!! Almost feels like a museum you can shop in. Ton of good…read morefinds and all sorts of some great records in the Rat room too!!

this store is a joke. They used to have a great selection of albums discounted. And now they limit…read morethem to purchase only 10 I went up with 300 records for $300 and the store was empty and they gave me crap about it even though they never had a sign or any policy posted. What does it matter who buys them and what and for what limit money is money. I have several friends who are musicians, and I would never recommend this store to anybody

Great company for customers who appreciate one on one attention. They're patient and will answer…read moreany questions, small or big. They are honest people who care about your journey as a musician.

I worked at the store for approximately one year. My experience started out positively during the…read morefirst couple of months, but unfortunately, it's steadily declined after that. One of my first frustrations involved compensation. I was told by Lindsay the manager that after three months, I would receive an evaluation and potential pay raise that evaluation never happened as promised. It ultimately took around 10 months before I received a 10% pay increase. The rate itself wasn't the issue. The issue was the fact that what he said and initially was never followed up on in my experience George and Claire were two of the most competent and hard-working people there, and I have respect for the teachers and repair staff only. My biggest problems were the environment surrounding the sales staff. There was an excessive amount of sitting around , inappropriate conversations and sexual jokes throughout the day. At first, I assumed it was an occasional joking between coworkers, but it became a regular part of the work environment. And me being so young, I expressed I did not like those conversations, but they continued. My interactions with one of the employees Mike was particularly frustrating. On one occasion, he repeatedly called me a Twink because I did not have facial hair. He also regularly made comments telling me that I should suck a penis or two to find myself. These weren't isolated comments here. For my perspective, this type of behavior occurred regularly despite me making it clear that I didn't appreciate it. When I objected the jokes, I was then accused of being homophobic. Regardless of anyone since of humor, I don't believe an employee should have to repeatedly deal with sexual comments directed at them after asking for it to stop. There was also situations involving customers one regular customer repeatedly made comments to me about whether I was successful with women and once asked me explicitly sexual questions. He would ignore me in social settings and still expect me to do everything. He asked for him during one interaction. I responded to something he said, and he told me that I needed to shut my mouth and not speak again. I found that extremely disrespectful. That same day Mike told me in front of another customer that I would never make it anywhere, including Nashville for me. That was the final straw. Also, if you don't already know, he used to be homeless and he is proud of this. he was a squatter at multiple homes in Chicago. Whatever disagreement, coworkers may have with each other. I don't believe it is appropriate for an older coworker to repeatedly make sexual comments towards the younger employee and tell him that he will never succeed. I paid my account off and left that day the only people I respect here are George and Claire. Everyone else complains about working and is not worth building a relationship with.

This place is ALWAYS amazing! The staff is always friendly and willing to connect and help! Even…read moreand especially with new musicians starting out! It seems like both old and new artists gravitate here and it makes sense why. It's eclectic creative energy! The staff member we worked with was Wesley (Wes) and he was SO great! No pressure just helpful and connected and eager to help us find what we were looking for! Appreciate yall!

Amazing store. Employees are super friendly and helpful. They are happy to let you play instruments…read moreeven if they are boxed. They have a great selection of instruments, a repair center, and excellent prices.

I've had Jim work on four of my guitars: one restoration of a badly damaged classical to player…read morecondition; one replacement of a pick up selector switch in a Tele copy, one repair of a humidity -damaged acoustic (US made Martin), and one setup of an American Standard Tele. Prompt, organized, on time for appointments, personable, affordable and terrific work.

I called and left a message about doing some work on a guitar. Two days later I haven't heard back…read more Here's a rather snotty reply from the apparent owner on this exact subject: "Thank you for recognizing that we're extremely busy. I understand your position. We do the best we can balancing our time to actually do our work and respond to inquiries. I can't apologize for being successful, and hope you understand our situation." Apparently, answering customer inquiries is not "our work." As for the unforgivably high-handed "I can't apologize for being successful" I would say that if you're that "successful" you should be able to afford to hire someone to answer the phone and handle customer inquiries. Could you imagine leaving your guitar with them and then having to jump through hoops, if not show up in person, to find out if it's ready for pickup? Here are a couple of reviews reproduced here for your convenience: "this place is terrible, no communication with the customers, terrible interactions and no common sense! do not take your instruments here, find somewhere else to take your business. If I could leave 0 stars I definitely would!" "Don't go here if you value your time as they certainly won't. You can't just drop off a guitar during normal business hours, you have to make an appointment. No problem! I took the first available appointment (10:30am on a Friday) and notified my employer that I would have to pop out of the office that day to drop off my guitar. When I arrived the door was locked and lights were off. No problem! I'm 5 minutes early I'll just wait. When 10:35 rolled around, I decided to call their number. No answer but the voicemail system recommended I text them. So I left a voicemail and sent a text and then waited in my car. I waited until 10:50 for a response before I left. When I got back to my office, I received a very curt response that they had arrived at 10:45. No apology for no call/no show, not a single attempt to make it right. I'll enclose screenshots of that lovely conversation. I will take my business elsewhere." Needless to say, a word to the wise is sufficient.

Great people! Owners ate very knowledgeable and can help in decision making about what instrument…read moreyour child should play. My son has begun his 4th year of percussion with them. Paul is the absolute best percussion instructor! He's easy to work with and my son loves him! My 6 year old is in her second year of taking piano lessons there. She is so excited about practicing and going to her class with Ms Karen! Karen is an amazing person with children. So positive and encouraging. So happy that their location is so close to home. We are blessed!

My son decided to try band for his 6th grade year and Jennings came highly recommended. Renting his…read morealto sax was a quick and painless process. The instrument and case were in impeccable condition and the staff was extremely helpful. I strongly suggest adding the insurance to your rental for $10 extra a month. His sax broke at one point and all I had to do was drop it off, get a temporary replacement and wait a week for them to fix it. Easy peasy. The return was just as easy as the rental. Should he decide to continue with band, I'll be back!