I recently took a mandolin to get a new set up. I could tell immediately that this was the right…read moreplace to go. When I got it back it sounded and played better than it has in years. I would definitely take my instruments here for set up or repairs.. five stars!!!I

I'm proud to be the first to review Homewood Music. From top to bottom, this place is amazing…read more The owner drives a model A Ford, not as a show piece, but as his everyday car. He and his one employee dress the part as well. While it sounds gimmicky, it's actually not. That is their honest style and it's reflected in all phases of the business. They specialize in stringed instruments and concertinas. Banjos, guitars, and mandolins adorn the walls in the main room. To the left of the cash register, you can peak into the workshop. You'll find some of the most beautiful banjos and guitars you've ever seen being made by hand. They don't just make instruments from scratch, but can repair your noisemaker, no matter what the damage. When you go by, be prepared to see cool sights, hear amazing stories, and pet a dog or two that has found a bed in a guitar case.

If you are looking for an instrument or music equipment be sure to visit this store. They provide…read moreyou with reliable equipment, honest service, and you may just become a friend. I bought my husband a guitar from here for Christmas. They gave me knowledgeable service. And even made sure that I got the most "crimson" colored guitar they had a selection of just because he is a big Bama fan. They have recently moved to Woodstock and now have a space where they can hold live music. So if you are a musician or just a lover of music they'll have just what you're looking for. Check 'em out!

I haven't been to Guitar Center in forever! There was an ad for a free guitar lesson/open house and…read moreI will forever do something random that is free. The air wasn't working and Jacob (my instructor) and I were definitely sweating like we were in a sauna. Lol He was great though as far as answering questions and being patient. I didn't necessarily get far, but I did get an idea of how to play a few notes on an electric guitar and I actually had fun learning. He also helped me pick out a couple of starter guitars that were cheap if I wanted to just grab something, but not feel like I wasted money if I didn't use it often. The manager, Brandon, checked in before my lesson and after. Both individuals were personable. Tip: Go ahead and have an idea of what you would like to play and have a song in mind. I was under the impression that they had select guitars that they would allow you to use and that there were set songs to choose from but I was wrong. It is nice that you have choices though!

For an update The Guitar Center manager call me shortly after my original post and said he would…read morehelp me if I would come in and see him. He said he had only been at that store a short while. To make a long story short I went in, and he was very nice and helped me pick out different guitar and I am very pleased with it and the service he gave. I'm sorry I forgot his name.

I have had Harold set up four guitars for me, and he's done a great job on every one. I have had…read moresome others in town do set up work. No complaints - they were fine. But Harold's work is just always exactly what I was looking for. I told someone a while back, "Take your guitar to Harold. After he gets done with it, you might drop it and break the neck, but it'll still be in tune and the action will still be lighting fast." His prices are fantastic and always gets me done within 48 hours of drop off. Harold is my official guitar tech.

Good selection with lots of cool stuff coming through…read more Harold is a wiz at all I've needed for setting up my boutique bass. Non pushy sales but they're there if you need help.