Great Guitar Center store--it's my go to for drums and related equipment. Good prices and sales…read more I've also bought guitars here. My only suggestion would be for them to offer more high end acoustic guitars so I can try them before buying. Definitely a great music store and everyone is super helpful!

*service review*…read more Went to get kids guitar re-string service. I had tried to tune it myself and broke the string, oops. Friendly staff welcomed me and directed me to the service area on the left. System was down so they weren't sure if they could do in one day or tomorrow but they called later and it was done. Super speedy! The store was clean & organized, seemed like they had lots of instrument options and a couple rooms to try them out. Lots of parking as this is in the cloverleaf marketplace shopping center with the new Aldi, Wine store, harbor freights and the Hampton Inn. Inn.

Nice little shop to go for music lessons. I've observed mostly kids and teens taking lessons here,…read morebut it's open to adults as well. I take piano lessons there as an adult and I've been having fun. They also offer guitar, voice, tuba, and a bunch of other types of lessons. The staff is friendly and they have a good selection of music books. It's an incredibly easy walk from Natick Center.

Out of the hundreds of music stores I've been to this is by far the worst. The customer service was…read morehorrendous. The salespeople were rude and acted like they knew it all and that I knew nothing and wasn't worth their time. Their lessons are a rip off as they are conducted in the music stores where there are a lot of distractions and the teacher has to sometimes stop the lesson to help a customer. If I were a paying student I would not accept this very unprofessional behavior. Their books are priced higher than other local music stores and from the dealer themselves which can be purchased online.

SOR Natick used to be amazing. Now it is terrible. They treat kids and families with no respect…read more Terrible communication. Best instructors all have left. It is so unfortunate.

Great place to learn any instrument!Great teachers.The band programs are awesome too!read more

Roger's Piano is an exceptional resource and seller of high-quality pianos, offering a wide price…read morepoint for various budgets and allowing buyers to satisfy their musical needs as pianists of all ages and levels, from children to amateurs and pros. Roger is extremely knowledgeable, has a great skill with action work and the pianos feel good. His wife, Carol, is an experienced pianist who can help evaluate a buyer's needs and she is great with people. Don't miss this showroom if you are in New England and need a quality instrument. There are two locations- one in Burlington, MA as well as Natick. The range of choices is excellent. As a music educator of pianists and singers of all ages and levels, a pro player myself and producer I was very impressed with the inventory and service. I look forward to future visits.

This review is a little overdue... We purchased our Estonia at the beginning of 2023. I had been to…read morea few shops but found most of the salespeople either not knowledgeable or pushy (or both). Roger was very hands-on but not in any way obtrusive. He encouraged me to try every piano, as I was eager to do, and I surprised myself when I fell for the gently used Estonia (a brand with which I had very little experience). He explained the nuances of each instrument and answered all of my questions before I made my decision. An easy sell! Delivery was great (I forget who they used but it was flawless) and Roger spent time at our house tuning it - perfectly. Alas, we ended up deciding to move back to the west coast, but first to a small rental that would not accommodate a grand piano, and we were faced with the prospect of having to sell or store the piano for an undetermined amount of time. Roger's partner, Carol, convinced us not to sell (which we really didn't want to do, anyway) and helped us move the piano into storage. Thankfully, we found our forever home, and ten months since leaving the northeast we have our Estonia back! Roger and Carol, thank you for helping us find the right piano and for assisting with the storage and move. And for your patience with me! An easy recommendation.

How to describe Centre Music House... (1) place where you can rent an instrument, (2) get it…read morerepaired or (3) even buy it. (4) And take lessons in everything from violin to voice. The staff is super talented and friendly, and the place feels like family. (5) And did I mention they host free open mics open to the community on the first Thursday of every month during the school year?! So you get to hone your performance skills? Centre Music House is a real find.

I have been doing business with Centre Music since 1976. I'd recommend them to anybody. I usually…read morefind good-to-great prices here, in similar range as the big-box music store(s) down the street--But I also find Corbitt and his son Max. Corbitt opened the place in 1973, and he's as warm and honest a guy as you're ever going to find. (He's also hilariously droll, and knows a lot about music, musical instruments, music history, life, the universe, and everything.) His son Max now handles much of the everyday operations, and shares most or all of Corbitt's strengths, as named above. Which is really cool--It means there'll be a Centre Music in Framingham for another generation. Great place for lessons, too.

Stopped by today to check out the inventory. We were immediately greeted by Anthony, one of the…read moreowners, who gave us his undivided attention. He was very personable, knowledgeable and professional. The showroom was large, bright, super clean, and full of beautiful pianos of all brands, shapes, and sizes. Parking was easy. Anthony was super nice and super helpful until, in the course of considering a ~1965 Steinway grand (model "S"?) for which he was asking $15K, we asked, politely, if our piano technician could examine the piano, which is best practice and absolutely mandatory if you are not a piano technician yourself. Dear Anthony recoiled, and, in an abrupt and rather impolite tone of voice, informed us that he didn't need our piano technician to tell him what is wrong with his piano (i.e. he knows what's wrong, but he is not about to tell us; I'm sure he did not realize the ironic truth in his statement) and made us feel very uncomfortable. That was not necessary and not appreciated. The visit became tense and uncomfortable after that. He clearly was not prepared to deal with or accommodate an informed customer looking for a used piano at a bargain price. He accurately judged (and condemned) us as "picky people", asking questions appropriate to the purchase of a $40K piano rather than the $15K piano under discussion (honest, accurate, abrupt, and impolite). He wisely told us that he would not sell us the used Steinway (saving both of us the pain of the virtually certain buyer's remorse). I appreciate his candor, but it would have been nicer if he had just told us to go check out the Boston piano at Steinerts... This is probably an excellent place for uninformed people to by a piano, but not for us. I thought that it couldn't hurt to visit the store, but it did. Update: For about the same money that he was asking for his burned-out Steinway, we were able to buy a NEW Boston (a brand of Steinway) baby grand, which we are VERY happy with. (Please see my review of Steinert).

We came to this store looking for an Yamaha U2 Upright. The salesman that I met told me with an…read moreaggressively proud tone that in his 30 years of sales experience he never heard of Yamaha U2. He was even certain that Yamaha had never produced this upright piano (neither in the US nor in Japan). When I showed him a Yamaha U2 on her iPhone, the guy walked away, embarrassed without saying a word. I don't want to come back to this store again.

Sophia has been teaching our son piano for the last several months. Her thoughtful instruction,…read morecombined with an infectious enthusiasm for music, makes her an ideal teacher. She will sometimes hum along when effective and even once brought her violin so she could duet on a song. She speaks honestly, understands technique and brings everything she has to each lesson. I recommend her highly.

My daughter has been taking piano and violin lessons with Sophia for two years and we couldn't be…read morehappier. Sophia is an engaging, music and kid loving teacher that shares her passion for music in a way my daughter, as young as she was, immediately resonated with. Sophia is thorough and very focused on the technique whilst making it fun and accessible to children. She's always upbeat with a smile on her face, and it's an absolute pleasure to be working with her.