Staff were very kind lots of nice guitars and gave me some advice also they handled a disabled man…read morein a very kind Mannar

Rose Morris is one of the many musical instrument shops on Denmark St. It is a pretty standard shop…read moreall in all. The shop is a bit bigger than some of the others on the street, but the selection is not that great. There's plenty of guitars, but a lot of them are not at the high end of the spectrum. I guess that can be a good thing, as it is very likely that you will be able to find something affordable. Overall, there is nothing too special about this place, but there is not much to complain about either. There is a definite focus on guitars in this shop, and you won't find too much that isn't guitar related.

If you've got just a hint of musical talent, then you'll sing your heart out just to visit Macari's…read moreMusical Instruments shop. You can tell just by looking into the front widow, that the selection of instruments available in the store is massive. Here you'll find new and second hand instruments at affordable prices. There are prelude alto saxophones that go for around £420 and classical guitars for £49. This is a great place to browse if you are untalented when it comes to music like me or for purchasing instruments for you or children.

Macari's is probably the best musical instrument store around. That is quite a bold statement…read moreconsidering there is about 20 within close proximity. This shop stands out in its location, as it is very close to the musical epicentre of Denmark St., but does not get lost in the main strip of music shops. There is a wide range of guitars, with an acoustic room down stairs, and an electric room up stairs. There is a wide range of percussion and various other music paraphernalia as well. I was looking for a trumpet mute for a Christmas present, and after trying a few other stores, I found it at Macari's. It's the little things like that which separate Macari's from the other stores.

Great service, I've been there a couple of times to buy guitar strings, instruments, percussions,…read moreand also to fix the bass, they've always been extremely helpful and never disappointed. Very good price for the service especially considering the fact they're located in central London. Totally recommend them.

We have been to the store in the US, and wanted to make sure we got to this one. I had no intention…read moreof buying anything. I now own a lovely cittern. Great staff, great choices of instruments. There were a half dozen things I could have walked out with.

My personal experience involves recently having my electro-acoustic Fender guitar repaired in this…read moreshop. I took it in in the busy christmas and new year period so I wasn't expecting a rapid turn-around. I think 2 weeks considering the time of year is perfectly acceptable. Especially as I wasn't quite sure whether the wiring was actually repairable. As well as offering a repair service there is a wide array of musical instruments in the store, from saxophones to electric guitars and a great selection of music books with which to learn from. A very busy musical lessons facility also operates in this establishment teaching singing and guitar. I have not experienced this but rates start from £16 an hour which is pretty good.

On my recent trip to London I was looking for a guitar to add to my collection. I already have…read moreFender Jazzmaster, Strat and a Gibson Les Paul. I was actually heading to another music store on Denmark Street when I stumbled onto Regent Sounds. There I was greeted by Nick Rob and Maya. They were so super helpful as I explained to them that I was looking for something slightly different, maybe a boutique guitar. They let me try several guitars through a variety of amps and pedals to help me find the right guitar. They also help me navigate shipping it back to NYC for a fairly inexpensive price. So let me just sum it up for you if you're looking to buy an instrument. Regents Sounds music store excels with its wide selection of high-quality of mainstream and boutique instruments and accessories, sure to captivate any music lover. The attentive service from Nick Rob and Maya elevates the shopping experience. Their pricing is competitive and I feel that also enhances the store's overall value, for me Regent Sounds remains a top choice for all music enthusiasts seeking top-notch products and service and I'm sure I'll be back on my next visit to London !

Regent Sounds is a really lovely guitar shop that is located on Denmark Street. This place is one…read moreof the more wholesome, authentic feeling shops, as opposed to some of the tacky newer shops that are missing a nice vibe. I really love this shop, more to look at guitars than purchase guitars. There are some beautiful, rare fenders with big price tags. The shop definitely specialises in high quality instruments. The only problem, which may not be a problem for everyone, is the fact that they don't sell acoustic guitars. The staff are great, and don't mind if you just want to browse.

So, I'm 11, and play classical guitar, though I look and act like maybe say- 15? I play classical…read moreguitar. I came in, and after playing a few of their high-range Alhambra models, a young woman told me I was unbelievable for my age. An older man (I believe he runs the shop) began to give me a sort-of lesson on technique, which I have really found beneficial, and I was given several FREE Grade 7 ABRSM books to improve my sight-reading! AMAZING! 11/10

Simply put - this store is an absolute gem of a small business run by extremely helpful and…read moreexperienced people interested in selling quality instruments and making customers happy. I had bought a classical guitar elsewhere which literally fell apart on its first journey outside my flat. The staff were so helpful in suggesting which models to try, gave excellent advice and let me have a good long play on the possible purchases. I bought an Alhambra and it is a delight to play. In my opinion this is the best place to go whether a novice or pro.

There is nothing particular to note about this store apart from their excellent collection of…read morewell-priced Ibanez guitars. Other guitar brands include Washburn and Dean, while the Peavey and Stage brands make up most of their amplifiers. Staying true to the beginners, lots of neatly kept reading and music material can be found across a large range of subjects from self-teaching to advanced sheet music. All the usual music industry consumables can be found around the shop like drum sticks, plectrums and guitar pedals. Look out for the guitar strap section: they have some really cool ones, so you can look really good while serenading your neighbour's daughter with your own version of "Sweet Home Alabama". Ritz Music also has a repair shop upstairs in case any of your bedroom head banging gets out of hand.

I'm a professional spanish drummer and went to that shop just for drum sticks and drum heads. I…read morehave to say that the people, atmosphere and stuff they have there is just amazing. Nice place to go, see and buy. Don't miss it!!!

I really like the variety of guitars. If you are a music fan or professional player I recommend you…read moreto go there, you won't regret for your decision. The prices can actually be very high, but they depend on the thing that you're searching for.

With some friends we were invited on a birthday party and we decided to collect money and to buy an…read moreelectric bass guitar like a present. They were very friendly in the shop and the price was totally acceptable for us. Our friend Sam really liked his new acquisition. If you are interested you can check the variety of guitars there. You won't waste your time.