A funky little music store tucked away in an inconspicuous strip, is populated with some chill…read morelocal dudes, musicians and friends. There's an assortment of miscellaneous gear and instruments. The staff is friendly and easy going and encouraged me to play everything in the store (albeit I would tune all the guitars along the way). The front of the store is actually a separate store, filled with pop culture ephemera, vinyl, DVDs (impressive pile), CDs, artifacts, and what-nots. While I shopped guitars my compañeros found and came away with stacks of records, movies, and a set of candelabras. Glad to know these guys are here and hope they stick around for a while.

From the owner: SERVICE!!we specialize in pre-owned muci instruments, amplifiers, sound reinforcement. Also, do…read moreguitar repair. as in electronic re wires on electrics, set-ups on guitars and basses, and other repairs

Willis Music has always been my go-to place for my music needs. This place is the best place to get…read morenew instruments for the beginners like a good reliable Yamaha or to the biggest brand like Eastman, in my opinion. The people that work there are just the nicest and most knowledgeable people you will get to know. The people that don't know what they're talking about will direct you to a person that does. I had to get a tuba for the start of college. Willis music main shop didn't have it, but their other branch in Ohio, which stocks tubas ranging from beginner to professional tuba player.

I have went to Willis Music several times for reeds and other musical needs. Fair prices and their…read morecustomer service is amazing.

I was trying to sell a guitar that was left to my husband by his brother. The did not buy it but…read moretold me everything I needed to know about the guitar so I could sell it correctly. I would have no problem referring anyone to them. I have been to the actual store when my brother visits.

Amazing! The nicest thing is the people. 5 star service And everything else is icing on the Cake!read more

Ok, my second trip there to buy an instrument. I took with me a violin instructor of 30 plus years…read moreexperience. We were extremely impressed. We ended up purchasing a viola for my wife. The staff there was amazing, considerate and patient. We ended up with an extremely nice viola for less than what I had initially figured. They made sure it fit my wife to a Tee and everything was of good or excellent quality. The instructor I had brought with me was very impressed and said afterwards to me she had never been treated so well nor was a potential customer treated so well in all of her years teaching. Yes it was a 100 mile one trip for us from Columbus one way but worth it. Will be back again to buy a viola for myself soon.

It's a great place if you want to be condescended to…read more We were looking for a 3/4 upright bass bridge. We asked the dude about it, and his response was 'for what?' Ummm.... To hold the strings in place? Then he told us 'You know you have to cut that down, right?(what a douche bag)' We told him that we have a luthier that will cut it for us. Apparently, that just offended his soul. He points to a frame on the wall and said, 'You see that? That says I know more than anyone else in the city!' It was an Associate's degree from the University of Indiana (Juilliard for meth addicts). The rest of the experience was basically him telling us how he doubts our project is professional (although we make more money than probably 70% of musicians-- not to be arrogant, I just know how this business is), how all the great symphonies come to him, and all the local schools bands. Don't get me wrong, I'm sure this guy absolutely knows what he's talking about. However, if you play anything other than stuffy classical music-- find it somewhere else or online. There are PLENTY of places that'll cut a bridge for you. I guess he's just opposed to new customers.

Met the owner and he hooked me up with what I needed for my musical needs. He went out of his way…read moreto help make sure I got what I needed. HIghly recommend them.

Randomly passed this place while driving to Lexington. It's in the middle of a cornfield and looks…read morelike a converted Cracker Barrel. We had to stop, of course. Inside, what appeared to be the entire town of Campbellsville was having their gospel/bluegrass band rehearsal. And they were good! We shopped around while listening to a live show, and an employee fixed M's guitar which had been broken for... years. The prices are slightly high-- I guess there isn't much competition out here. But if you're passing through and love music, it's definitely a cool place to stop.

I bought my piano from them and a friend bought an organ. They gave us a great deal.read more

My granddaughter Autumn took Cello lessons for several years. Nice and friendly people.read more