Great Guitar Store…read more Nice Selection of Strats and Les Paul's They had some decent amps too and some used gear , would like to see more used gear here in the future . Looking forward to coming back and bringing a fat wad of cash with me and buying a guitar :)

People that run the shop are great. Even though they are in a temporary location that doesn't…read morereally have a showroom, if you see anything on their website, you want to play, they will happily retrieve the instrument for you and let you try it out. Their inventory is absolutely amazing, very friendly and knowledgeable staff. And they usually will give you a great deal.

It's the nicest pawn shop around the area. Really nice workers there. Usually fair prices on…read morestuff and you can even catch them sleeping on a few things and get great prices.

The reality shows Pawn Stars and Hardcore Pawn have brought the pawn culture into America's…read moreconsciousness. The play on words associating pornography and trading in material for loans is interesting. There is indeed a parallel. Geauga Pawn is not nearly as flashy as the shows depicted on television. They do have a small selection of guns, guitars and other things that people get rid of in times of need. People need to realign their priorities. A gun or guitar should be two of the last things to go. I truly feel sorry for the individuals that need to unload these items.

If you're a musician and are in the market for an unusual or vintage guitar,…read more Timeless Guitars is a treasure trove of used and vintage guitars. Owner Clyde Deubel and his guitar and amplifier repair tech, Mark Stelma, have an encyclopedic knowledge of guitars of all makes and models. The shop is widely considered to be the last vintage music store in Greater Cleveland. The laidback atmosphere makes a visit to Timeless Guitars seem like a trip to a guitar museum.

For all you guitar nerds, we are so lucky to have one of the best little gems right here in…read morebeautiful Parma Ohio! Clyde is one of the most knowledgeable guitar dudes around. Always has some gems hanging on the wall that will make you drool!

Very friendly, family run shop, with a strong ethic of supporting both the community and other…read moresmall business owners. My children received music lessons that they enjoyed, they supply rental instruments for band members, and have or can order supplies to need. Thank you, Geauga Music!

From the owner: We specialize in tailoring our lessons to fit your goals while teaching you to be able to truly…read moreread music, not just play a couple of songs. We want to create lifelong music makers! We also specialize in creative scheduling. We'll do our best to fit music lessons into your busy schedule! Sometimes we feel like we know your schedule, better than you. We are a cool music store. We offer lessons in piano, voice, guitar, all band instruments, orchestral strings, and percussion. Sorry, no Blue Grass instruments yet! We have a lot of fun events and recitals throughout the year. Come in and pick up a calendar

I'm not sure what's going on with guitar center these days but this particular one sucks. I ordered…read morea five string precision base used from the store and all they did was tune it and shove it in a box no polishing no new strings no set up. Far away one of the worst stores in the guitar center chain. I've ordered a number of guitars from this particular store to be shipped to Virginia and every single time the guitar arrive with used beat up nasty strings dirt all over the bridge and all over the pick ups. Musical go around seems like a healthy alternative to this piece of shit company! I spent over $500 to get a dirty instrument

Went in hunting for a Les Paul Studio Ebony 50s special edition now that Epi stopped making them…read more On the floor they had a new stock 2024 Epiphone. I talked to the rep Bobby about how I was on the fence and left. guy knew his stuff, we went through a bunch of Gibsons and he revealed he had a gorgeous gold top Gibson 50s with the p90s and he said "it was the best pickup", which I agree with and rarely hear. Went back to Epiphone to see how many they had left and the p90 was off of their product page. I left but had a bad feeling. I wasn't the only one looking. I called and Andy, the manager picked up. I said "I was looking for Bobby" and he asked if I was Brock. Now I'm just impressed. I come back after work, grab the guitar. I barely get the words "it does have some cosmetic wear" out and Andy hooks me up with a deal and a case. I walked out way under sticker. Not only that, but Bobby and Andy know their stuff. We joked the whole time. Joked about common tropes with Gibson and Epiphone. I was out the door in 25-30 minutes. But moreso, I know this store better now and my Epi looks and sounds unlike any other guitar I've ever had. I was so excited I left my phone and wallet at the counter, which was hilarious. Bobby and Andy, thank you endlessly for this. It was an unexpected surprise.

What a great experience! I googled a place in Massillon that rents musical instruments. I wanted to…read moreget something situated for my niece who is in fifth grade and joining the band. I felt overwhelmed and didn't even know what questions to ask. Cali was awesome! She was straight forward and transparent. She told us about the added fees and what to expect. Cali talked us through the process and helped us make an educated decision. We were in and out within 20 minutes. I feel confident in the decisions we made and the money we spent. What a great local business. I will make sure and continue to support Johnny's Music!

Do not take your flute or woodwind here! I wanted to be able to write a great review, but found…read morethat they are extremely nice... liars. I found out too late that nearly all of those great reviews on Google are actually for the Music Shoppe which was located on Erie. The previous owner who was mainly the one who fixed woodwinds died in 2021, and Johnny didn't open his own shop until January of 2022, but kept all of the reviews for the other store. I was told by a music store that our flute needed to be repadded. Johnny assured me that he was able to do it, but after over 200 dollars, 4 trips, and several lies later, I would never recommend his services for band instruments. Please do yourself a favor and take them to a store that specializes in band instruments, even if it costs a little more. When we first went to pick up the "completely overhauled" flute, he gushed about how it was "a beast" and how easily his flute teacher was able to play it. My daughter, who is an excellent flutist, was not even able to make it work. In fact, one of the pads completely fell out while we were there! Needless to say, we went home without our flute that day, which meant another trip. The second time, since it did play, we took it home, only to have another pad fall out with the next week, which meant another trip. By the last time we picked up the flute, our "beast" had turned into a "bad horn" that was just old and worn out. We were told in so many words that he couldn't really do any more for us, and don't expect it to last very long. It has not played well since, so my daughter has been using my old flute to get by. Last week, I finally took it to a reputable music shop in Canton. Imagine my shock when I was told that it is a good flute, but the person who put the pads in didn't know what he was doing! I will have to pay to have it completely repadded, meaning that I totally wasted all of that money and time. Hopefully, my experience will save some other customer some frustration!

Finally found myself in Akron with time, so I dragged The Fambly into Guitar Department. Now THIS…read moreis more like it. Every inch of wall has something playable hanging therefrom. Nearly every inch of floor has drums, amps, cabs, amps on top of cabs, cabs on top of OTHER cabs. I had only been in the store about ninety seconds when I overhear a guy nearly buying a Kay Speed Demon guitar. Now just having one to look at is pretty great, but this one was also for sale. You could, given a couple hundred, just walk out with that baby and be cutting a demo before dark. (They really respect the mongrel, here, by which I mean the instrument as well as the customer. Dan "Loving Ohio From a Distance" Auerbach used to wander around the shop hoping to get noticed... I mean "shopping." Yeah, shopping. He's one of those snobbishly anti-snobbery guitar guys, who fetishize the crappy guitars their blues gods played, while playing them through a quarter million dollars worth of effects and electronics.) But enough about success. Found a vintage Fender volume/tone pedal. Well, that just had to go home with me. Bought a couple other things. Time was, there was a great shop like this every ten blocks or so in every city in Uh Murh Cuh Now? "Bro! Just buy that on-line." Right. Buy a guitar, without playing it? Buy an amp, without hearing it? Good luck with that plan, Mr. Malmsteen. They do consignments, too, which is a great way to either upgrade or downgrade your studio, bandroom or man cavity. These guys deserve your business. They sure helped me, and I'll bet they will help you. While we were there, I overheard a drummer, tired from being ridiculed by other musicians, decide to change instruments. Guy goes up to the sales counter and says, "I'll take that red trumpet over there, and that accordion." After a second, the store clerk says ,"OK, you can have the fire extinguisher but the radiator stays."

From the owner: New and used musical instruments, live and recording gear, marching and school instruments, dj…read morelighting, drums, keyboards and accessories