Great and friendly service. Open to answering any questions no matter how "dumb" they may seem…read more Woodshed has a relaxing atmosphere and has some very cool equipment.

HORRIBLE customer service! It was the worst experience I've ever had at any music shop I've ever…read morebeen too out of the 50+ stores I've been to. My fiancé pulled a guitar down she was really wanting to buy. It was only $550 for a pretty nice acoustic. She's a beginner so she asked my to try it out for her. I played a chord or two and noticed it was out of tune a little. I fixed the g string which was out just a little. I then played for a few seconds and then tried tuning it to drop d. Before I could even play a chord in drop d the owner said to me "hey, will you please keep it in standard tuning" I said "yea sure, why is that?" His reply was "I put a lot of time into setting it up" ... I then said "ok I get that, if I tune it back from drop d to standard when I put it back on the wall is that ok?" He said "NO" I asked politely "why?" He said "because I said so, I just told you!" ... This is completely NOT logical. Tuning a guitar to drop d won't mess anything up. It's one string being tuned down 1 step and that's it. This is the WORST customer service attitude. As you can understand his attitude towards me wanting to actually try the guitar and play it turned us off to buying anything from him ever. So I tuned it back and we left. HORRIBLE experience there. Will never go back!!

I took guitar lessons from Brent McCann back in the 1990's and he taught me most of what I know…read moreabout music and playing guitar. He worked with me quite patiently as i had partially amputated my right hands middle, ring, and little finger tips in a work related accident even teaching me finger style. I was interested in the blues and rock and roll music mostly back then and he gave me extra time teaching me those genres and their related techniques.He helped me figure out how to llay my favorites and also gave me a great deal on one of his "rainy day guitars" that he would sell to a student each year. I have it to this day. He had a custom hand built guitar that he did not like to take out in inclement weather and he always had a fine substitute to use on those days, which he sold each year to a student if he could find one wanting one. He is a fine Christian man who has experience playing professionally including with a well known Kansas city area band named the Crayons that played back in the 60's and 70's. I have had other teachers after him, but no one that was of the high caliber as he, nor as classically trained.while having a great ear as well. He was always reasonably priced and one of the nicest men I have known in my 67 years. I HIGHLY recommend him to man, woman, or child who wants the best possible teacher of guitar. Sincerely, Larry Boydston.

I love the atmosphere there and the people working are very helpful and nice - not overly…read moredetermined to sell you something. Got my guitar restrung and cleaned super nicely in less than an hour even though they were super busy with customers. I always feel like its a treat to go there and play some of their instruments.

Highly recommend Ernie Williamson Music generally and Caleb Bankhead, specifically. I bought a Sire…read moreguitar a few months ago and just received a second Sire, a 5-string bass, today. Wonderful experiences. Prices were very competitive, both instruments shipped the same day I purchased them, and arrived quickly in great condition. Everyone I have dealt with at this company has been friendly and incredibly responsive. Calls, texts, and emails are all returned super fast. This is a great company! They will continue to get my business.

This quirky little place could be cool! Dig thru all the cubbyholes here you will find some trash…read moreAND some really great treasures! Unfortunately I had a bad experience here, though. The running average for used merchandise that was labeled was around 60% of list price of current versions of the same thing. Many of the items were not priced and I found an older gentleman who seemed to be in charge who priced a few things in which I was interested. I found a used pair of hand drums that were missing some parts and had a broken head. He offered the pair for $150 and said that that would include tax since I was paying with cash. When we got to the counter, he changed the price to $200 plus tax. Hear me clearly folks--Full disclosure here: I own a music store in a different county. I was interested in the hand drums for me personally just as a normal guy off of the street. I am in no way bashing this place nor this guy, as maybe he was just having a bad day or some troubles with the memory banks. I am just simply offering this advice: please be careful that when you shop here a) you know the value of what you are buying and b) the management honors his word and sticks to his commitments.

calvin rosey and his staff will bend over backwards to help you with your needs. they are helpful…read moreand knowledgable. i have always had a good experience here. bob g.

Its 5:50 on Sat. Just needed to grab a guitar strap. Doors are locked and two guys are sitting…read moreinside with a lamp on. They turned the lamp off just after we tried to open the door. Drove across the street to Ernie Williamson its now 5:55 and doors ard open. Both close at 6. Purchased the strap and are back in the car at 6:00 Sorry Palen. You have lost my business forever now.

Very helpful. Great selection of PRS. The staff is helpful and can usually do a good price for…read moreanything in the store. It's worth looking and they're great to work with! The service plans they have are REALLY quality (unlike most). So get that too!

Great shop and kind owner. Sold me a nice used guitar after ensuring that it worked flawlessly…read morefirst.

From the owner: Open Now at 209 south main Berryville Arkansas 72616 My…read morevision is to be the premiere provider of high-quality instruments, supplies and services for my community and surrounding areas. My desire is to put my vast years of experience and knowledge to work to support my target area. Customer support, service and satisfaction are my #1 priority.

Went in to get a new-ish Les Paul Classic re-fretted because I love Gibsons, but hate tiny frets…read morewith nibs. Quoted me a price and time that seemed reasonable, and got the job done perfectly right on the money and a month ahead of the scheduled quote. The guitar is perfect; no tooling marks to be seen on the fret ends or at the nut. They even replaced the nut with ZERO lacquer chips. Frets are like glass, and will last longer than I could ever play them. Could not recommend this shop enough.

They service lots of different kinds of instruments, not just guitars. Including mandolins,…read moreviolins, banjos, ukuleles, etc. They were the only place in the Tulsa area I could find that serviced mandolins. They did a great job of fixing up my old mandolin and making it playable again for a reasonable price.