Dan did a really nice job completely overhauling my Boosey & Hawkes clarinet, which had been…read moresitting gathering dust for over 25 years. It plays like new now and I'm excited to get back to making music again now that I'm retired! The price was very reasonable, and he also gave me a loaner clarinet to use for a few weeks while he was working on the repairs. Dan has been doing instrument repairs for many years. I can see based on the work he did on my clarinet and the fact that his workshop is stacked to to the brim with instruments that he is clearly a master at this trade and the go-to guy for repairs.

Dan did great work on an old Yanagisawa soprano. I've only been to Dan once, but I know he's got…read moreyears of experience and clearly is exceptional at his trade. I recommend Dan for anyone looking for instrument repair.

Erik just finished a long overdue tune up on my 1972 Martin D-28. Absolutely fabulous job. Fret…read moredressing, finish, small crack repairs, tuning machines adjusted. and more. I have only allowed a few to work on this guitar and Erik Grausman is wonderful craftsman. I feel so fortunate to have found him.

Seth, Nick, and the rest of the gang at the Music Techs are great. I would not trust my two Martin…read moreacoustic guitars with anyone else. They also did a great job with my strat repair, perfectly fixing a deep gash in the neck. One block from Manchester (NH) Music mill - it's the best place to get guitar set-ups, repairs, and maintenance advice.

It's a gamble with which Tech does your work…read more Seth the owner always does great work. I've been a customer for over five years If another tech does the work I'm usually having to bring the guitar back to compensate for the other techs work and asking for Seth to do the work Two months ago Brought in my J 200. Gibson , 2003 year of manufacture I picked up the guitar. Brought it home Instantly knew the set up was off and the tone was dead. Playability was off I Brought the Gibson back for Seth to inspect., to discuss why the tone was dead , playability was off, Seth noted aspects of the set up that should have been done and was missed by the tech that did the original work/ set up Seth acknowledging the set up by the tech was not right, agreed to complete the second set up himself on the J 200 Seth knew I was not happy with the set up , Seth noting there was certain aspects of the set up that was not correct, I was charged and paid the full price for the faulty set up. No refund of my money offered for the flawed original set up So. Now I'm getting a second set up done by Seth to fix / complete aspects of the original set up that was off on the J 200 I go to pick up my guitar after the second set that was done by Seth. I'm charged full amount for the second setup on my j 200.in addition to already paying full for the faulty first set up I figured with my initial set up Seth seeing and verifying there were aspects of the original set up that was not correct, I would not be charged for the correction set up , Nope. I was charged for the second set as well as the faulty initial set up I figured I might not be charged for the second set up due to the tech not getting it correct the first time and changing out my saddle without asking Nope. I was charged full cost for the second set up. Ok. It sounded great and was set up perfect Then I noticed on the work order for my second set up on the same guitar, invoice an additional 15 dollar charge for a service other than a regular set up that was added on in addition being charged twice for what should have been one set up, I was now being charged for a service other than a set up No buggy under a usual circumstance But with paying full price for the original flawed set up, then paying full price again for Seth to fix the original flawed set up, I was taken aback by the liberty of charging / tacking on extra for something that was not part of a set up and was not asked to be worked on Side note: when I went to play my guitar when I picked it up the second time, The reception gentlemen would not turn down the music that was playing through the speakers in the front shop where I was trying to play and hear my guitar that had just been set up, I needed to see if the set up was to my liking The reception gentlemen knew I was trying to hear my acoustic guitar as I tested out the set up on my Gibson. It was obvious I was trying to hear an acoustic guitar over the loud music. The gentlemen was totally disconnected and couldn't or wouldn't see I needed quieter volume to hear my acoustic The music playing in the shop was particularly loud on that day I questioned Seth on being charged full price for the second setup based on botched first set up and why I was charged an additional 15 dollars for an item of repair that was not part of a set up, Seth went into super defensive mode, Elevated aggravated voice and body language I stated my case as outlined above. He didn't want to hear my point of view I outlined how I was being charged full price for the flawed first set up Outlined I had to pay full price for a second set up on the j 200 because the initial set up was not correct Outlined how work was done in addition to my requested set up I let Seth know I didn't think I should be charged twice to pay for the first set up that was not correct As well as being charged extra for work on my guitar that wasn't requested and unrelated to a set up None of my points listed above were agreed to by Seth and he was aggravated by my questioning the charges The loud music cranking and no consideration of my self trying to okay my acoustic was another aggregator Bad experience on this date. I was really surprised after years of business I did at this shop I was treated this way As was mentioned in another review. When you bring your instrument th the music techs, just don't let any random tech work on the guitar. Find tech there that does good work and request that tech each time you bring in your instrument Too many times had I had to bring back an instrument when a tech other than Seth did the work Unfortunately this happened. I should have listened to my own advice and requested Seth to do the original set up and not take the chance of another tech working on my guitar Seth does great work. I would ask for him if you're getting work done on your acoustic.

I had taken my beloved J-45 to my long-time repair person for a partial fret job. When I got it…read moreback the fret ends were sharp, I had buzzing on the upper frets and it wouldn't stay in tune. When I took it back I was told "I don't hear it". I knew I had to find someone new. Found Bill and took my guitar there. After looking at it Bill called and we talked at length about how to approach it. Bill replaced all the frets, straightened out the neck and went the extra mile by mitigating some neck dings I had been living with. Guitar plays very nicely now, everything is even, and it stays in tune. Guitar techs are hard to find. Good ones who care are even harder to find. When you find one, you hang onto them. That's what I'm doing with Bill.

Bill has worked on a couple of my guitars, including a Jackson American Virtuoso and a late 1990's…read moreTaylor 414 acoustic. His work is exceptional. He took care of fret sprout on the Jackson, along with a setup. On the Taylor he replaced 6 worn upper frets, repaired a crack and did a set up as well. I've been playing for almost 50 years. If you want a high quality luthier who's passionate about what they do, look no further. Highly recommended.

if you're a guitar enthusiast, this is the local store for you. they have a wide selection of…read morevintage guitars of all types and ranges, but their claim to fame is repaid and customization. every guitar fiend i know in the boston area knows mouradian guitar, and always checks with them first.

Rarely, today, does one meet a service provider whose business ethic is Immediately apparent as…read morewith this STELLAR COMPANY. I received a beautiful instrument that had languished for 10 years: neither was it pleasant to play nor did it fulfill its sonic promise. Sometimes when you call a business, you receive an immediate vibe over the phone. Calling Mouradian Guitar, the owner himself answered. Instantly it was apparent that I was the only concern for this man at that moment: how often can one say that, let alone feel the confidence that such focus inspires? Jon was straightforward about both his willingness to address my instrument's challenges and his appreciation for my wishing to bring the Guild back into use. Once Jon had touched the instrument, he made good on his promise that I would simply not recognize the guitar once he had dialed it in. I have had a Very hard time keeping my hands off the instrument since bringing it home. The only thing that gives me more joy than playing this re-born instrument is reporting the delight of finding a man of such expertise, integrity and high standards. No one will touch my instruments from now on but Mouradian Guitar Company.

What a great place and the best service! Located in downtown Methuen and couldn't be easier to find!read more

Lessons from top educators . Service and set ups are on point and inexpensive. Jack has a great…read morerange of used equipment that is always changing . I check in often and always leave with a smile and something . Great value

I brought a Gibson J45 acoustic here for some work. They did a great job for a very fair price…read more If you need a new instrument, lessons, or guitar repairs - I'd highly recommend NH Guitars. These are very cool people.

I brought a guitar, amplifier carrying case and wires to sell. I bought this whole set up for my…read morechild that showed some interest. Needless to say, it stayed on her wall for almost two years completely untouched. I finally wanted to get rid of it. Brought it to NH Guitars, they tested it all, looked up what the going price is and offered me 65% of what it's worth. It was fair for both of us! Very friendly and knowledgeable and very fair people to do any buying or selling.

Brought an acoustic guitar to this repair shop when it was in Boston near Berkley. The guitar I…read morewanted repaired had developed cracks from the soundhole through the lower bought and binding. After nearly two weeks I had to call to see if my guitar was ready. After the repair the guitar looked just like it did before I brought it in for repair. The cracks were not fixed. All he did was glue wood stock blocks to the underside for $280. My guitar was still under warranty from Gibson. I contacted them and they made mention of a shoddy repair. Fortunately this repair shop was an authorized repair shop by Gibson. Gibson replaced my guitar with a brand new one of the same model with hang tags still on it and Gibson factory polished and plecked. Thank you Gibson. Booo to this so called repair shop. BEWARE !!!

Peter diagnosed the issue with my new Martin immediately, plus some other setup issues. Worked…read morewith Martin to get the warranty work paid for. Newburyport is a bit of a drive, but I am satisfied with the work.