Very helpful and friendly. Easy to get to. Took his time with me. Why do I need 85 characters to…read morepost a review?

Fixed up my violin with a straightened bridge and a new sound post. Rehaired my bow and lent me a…read morehigh quality bow in the interim. And sold me a great new bow at a reasonable price when the old one broke. I'm happy!

There's a reason Music Forte has been in business for 33+ years. Whether you're a total newbie &…read morewant to learn to play an instrument, or you're a seasoned pro and need quality equipment or repairs, they have you covered. Super courteous, great selection of instruments/equipment & convenient location.

Have been going here for years. Great service, Chris and his staff are very knowledgeable and…read morehelpful. Have purchased several new and used guitars at great prices. Always find what I'm looking for, from strings and picks to tuners and music stands even sound equipment, everything you need, it's a real old-school music store.

Dick is a great guitar teacher and I look forward to my lesson every week…read more I have also had guitar repair there, as well as buying a gig bag and a few books. The prices were extremely reasonable. Wouldn't go anywhere else

I hate to be "that guy" that complains endlessly about the state of the economy and always longs…read morefor the way things used to be, back when every business was privately owned and the proprietor treated you with the respect you deserved. It makes no sense for me to be that guy, because I was born in '83---I never knew such a world. And, yet, House of Guitar is the business "those guys" are always longing for. In a world filled with guitar super centers, The House of Guitar keeps things simple. The business? A small shop built into the back of owner Dick Serota's Feasterville home. He carries about twenty guitars at a time, and he probably sells four or five a month. But the bulk of his income comes from guitar lessons, which he offers in the shop for the most reasonable price in town. (Last time I was there it was $15/half hour. That may have changed.) And Dick and the two other teachers that work there are great. For those prices, you would expect some college kid who can teach you to play "Stairway to Heaven," not much else---but these guys are real working professionals.

I signed my son up for his first guitar lessons about 3 months ago and it was one of the best…read morethings for him. It get's him off the IPad and Nintendo ! Lol In all seriousness, he really enjoys coming here. He asks all week long "how many more days until my guitar lesson ?" His instructor Gary is very good working with him and is also very patient. (my dude's mind likes to wander off track at times) Gary breaks the lessons down into short segments. (1 week it'll be chords, the next week strumming and sight reading) Each week is broken down so that it's easy to understand but not too easy that it'll take away the challenge. I have Nothing but positive feedback for this place ! I even talked my parents & niece into joining (My parents are doing drums/guitar and my niece is signed up for piano) Check this place out and maybe drop a line that I sent you ! I'll score a free lesson. haha jk ...kinda. (no shame in my game)

I highly recommended Grisafi Music Institute for music lessons! The teachers are professional,…read moreexperienced and can instruct the student in any style of music that may interest them! The teachers and owner are very accommodating when it comes to the time needed for a lesson! So if you want to learn to play a variety of instruments check this place out! Great location!

Could not be happier with my 8 year olds piano lessons. Darren is fantastic and my daughter…read morepractices every day to make sure she is ready for her lessons

My violin hasn't been fixed for over 3 years, they still haven't fixed it and or called any…read moreupdates. Every time I call they are "going" to fix it. They lost my bow that I brought for repair. Very unprofessional. Don't take your instruments there for repair.

I came here looking for a new cello end-pin thinking it would solve my issues with my hand cramping…read moreand spoke with Paul and he told me that there are much better/cheaper solutions and was more concerned with figuring out why my hand was cramping instead of trying to get a quick buck out of me by just agreeing to switch out the end pin. I have a bent end-pin with a strange extension mechanism that I assumed was a broken mechanism because I could never get it to lock in it's extended form. Paul took a look and figured out how to make the mechanism work and told me a new end-pin wouldn't be necessary. I asked him to look at my bow and see if there could be a cause for concern there and he educated me briefly about the importance of a bow's balance and how if the bow's hair were not properly maintained, it could ruin the feel of an expensive bow/any bow, really. I got to compare my bow's current feel against a cheaper bow that was properly balanced and instantly felt the difference (took the bow home to test, and of course the hand cramps seemed to go away with a properly balanced bow). He broke down the costs of what could be fixed and was not pushy to sell anything to me which I greatly appreciated. Looking forward to coming here next time any issue/concern with my instrument arises. The only "issue" I had is that I did not call before my first visit, so I came to a locked door. Paul isn't always in this location so please make an appointment to save yourself the same confusion I faced.

He does great work at a fair price. It's a local spot for string players and a unique place!read more

The Short Version: This place is an amp lovers heaven…read more The Long Version: I decided to take a short trip up to Roxy Guitars. When you first walk in, it looks like a small average guitar shop, but if you look closer, you'll see it is anything but ordinary. They have pretty much ever pedal every made, nicely displayed in a huge set of cases. But the real magic happens when you venture upstairs. Never before in any guitar shop have I seen such a collection of amplifiers. Matchless, Buddha, Suhr, Engl, Marshall, Fender, Orange, Vox, Diveded by 13 and many many more. It was like I had died and gone to amp heaven. There were so many I was actually a little overwhelmed with where to start. Lou, the owner, and his associate were amazing. I spent about 2 hours playing about 5 amps with there help, then had him draw up a quote to order me a custom one. They were amazing. In addition to the unbelievable assortment of amps, they have dozens of high end guitars. Many boutique and custom shop one of a kind guitarswith exotic woods. They have a ton of a guitar called a Warrior, which is a brand I have never heard of until today, but they seem amazing. The inlay work was remarkable. I feel lucky to have discovered this gem and look forward to doing business with them. I will be back soon!

I've traded with Lou / Roxy guitar for many years. He has always treated me right. He is more…read moreexpensive than the big corporate stores, but he also has a lot of merchandise not found in other stores. He does warranty repairs for Suhr guitars, as well as others. He is also a really good guitar teacher - he really set me on a good path in my learning advanced guitar.

Joe just did a mini overhaul to my old Telecaster. Darn thing practically plays itself now. This is…read morewhy I wont take my guitars anywhere else. As usual, you did a fantastic job. Thank you Joe Mike Hahn

I found this place from google. It's a little workshop studio in a rinky-dink out-of-the way strip…read moremall in Bucks county. I needed my guitar's action reset, because apparently I've been killing myself trying to learn on a guitar that was near impossible to play. Joey Z was took a look, and was kind enough to do a rush job before the long weekend, as I was eager to start practicing. He had me come back in a couple of hours and I was handed what seemed like a completely different guitar! It felt and sounded great. What a difference! Joe was also a fountain of useful information. The guy is a real craftsman and fine musician, and probably knows everything there is to know about guitars. The shop is pretty cool, full of guitars for sale, and others in various stages of rehab. They also give music lessons. Go check it out!