I was having troubles with my front door and my landlord was just wasting my time. They efficiently…read moreand cheaply took the old one out and levelled and replaced it with a new one.

From the owner: we are independant hard working and determined to provide the best quality in all services we…read moreprovide.

Be cautious Albertans. This place is beyond woke. Dusty was unprofessional and downright rude. I…read morewould not recommend this place to anyone who has an opinion. It's dirty, stinks and I wouldn't recommend to my worst enemy. StAY AWAY

I found out last minute that I was going to need to rent speakers for my wedding that's in less…read morethan 2 weeks. I called Production World and spoke to an extremely friendly man who went through all the available rental packages with me and clearly went through all the costs with me. I wound up not needing their services but I would definitely recommend this company to anyone looking to rent speakers/lighting equipment just based on their customer service.

Worst experience. The staff were unprofessional, the equipment did not work properly and the stands…read morecame with the wrong pieces, so they couldn't be put together. Steer clear of this company.

Climbing the stairs to Axe Music's second floor where they keep the guitars is like ascending a…read moresecret magical path to Narnia, only there's no talking animals or mythical beasts lurking about. (At least I didn't see any.) Guitars of all (most?) makes and models hang from the walls enticing, inviting, and teasing you to fondle, caress, and pluck them and take them home. It's like spending time in your cool uncle's attic. There's a separate room for acoustic guitars and another one which stores amplifiers. I was there for a clinic (musicians don't like to say "lesson" so they call it a clinic) where a professional musician stops by to give tips, tricks, and advice. Admission was $10 but tickets were good for $10 off a purchase of $25 or more that night. After the clinic I moved upward to Narnia to scope out a guitar I had my eye on. Axe's website had it listed on sale for $419 (marked down from $479). Imagine my surprise when I saw that the store had it on clearance for $324! Moral of the story?: Clearance prices apparently aren't posted online; you'll have to kick it old-school and actually haul ass into the store to see if there's a deal to be had. (Or maybe just call them.) I asked the sales guy, Coltan, if I would still get the $10 off since the guitar was on clearance. He seemed a little confused. I explained the promotion. He said no one told him about a discount for participants of the clinic. Ya gotta love it when management doesn't pass info on to their employees. This is where the talking animals could have been useful; they could relay information between management and staff. He told me that clearance items generally aren't subject to discounts anyway but he threw in a free patch cable. These generally cost around $10 anyway, so it's all good. He boxed the guitar up for me and I was on my way. Downstairs has rooms devoted to drums and keyboards as well neither of which I play so I didn't go into those. Axe Music doesn't just sell musical instruments. They have a crazy selection of DJ gear too. There is a whole room downstairs filled with mixers, turntables, road cases, etc. They also offer regular music lessons for guitar, bass, keyboards, and drums for $13 per half hour.

They have everything you need music related. They have lessons, a recording studio and equipment…read more Whether you are just beginning or have been playing for years the staff will help you out accordingly and they know their stuff. If you are a musician you will love just walking around this store and checking out all the stuff they have. If you aren't a musician you will still enjoy walking around the store, messing around with the equipment and contemplating becoming one.