I didn't actually buy anything, but the staff was very friendly!…read moreThere was a variety of instruments and it was all organized neatly. I also love how there are practice/lesson rooms

Been to Arthur's a number of times with my husband. I always appreciated the bench right inside the…read moredoor when I could sit and read or crochet. This time, however, I was the customer looking to purchase my first ukulele. Emily took all the time in the world with me, answering my 300 questions. I could not have dreamed up a better experience. Thank you

Walking into About Music is a joy for those of us who have a serious interest in instruments. It's…read morea tiny store, but packed to the brim with various string instruments, mostly focusing on guitars and their cousins--mandolins, banjos, probably some ukeleles, etc. The owner is extremely helpful and will be glad to talk with you for a bit about anything music-related. If you're looking for instruction, you can either receive it here in the store (there are closet-sized, but serviceable, studios in the back), or the delightful owner will help you find it, if he doesn't already offer it on your desired instrument. Check out the harp in the front window. That's my favorite part!

One of my two "go to" music stores in the area (or anywhere, for that matter!), About Music is a…read moretrue treasure. Walking into the store is like into a music museum, and I mean that in only the BEST of ways. You'll find not only new instruments, but instruments of varying vintage. And it's not just guitars...you're likely to find a harp, or a dulcimer, or a dobro...or things I've never even heard of. Not only do they have a lot of merchandise, Robert knows about every piece in the shop. Friendly and helpful, I've found him to always go the extra mile to find that that special piece you're looking for. Drop by About Music. Plan to stay a while and just soak up the atmosphere. You'll not regret it.

My family has been renting/buying/repairing from Dan and his team for two years. They have always…read morebeen so flexible, accommodating, and knowledgeable. This week, they stepped up big time with a last minute rescue on a sizing error of mine with my kids cello. The communication from them has always been excellent. My impression is that they are committed to instilling an appreciation for music in young people. I love the community feel here and look forward to many more years of working with them.

They sold me a microphone stand or so they said when I got home, I opened up the box. They said you…read moredon't have to open the box because he said I know what you need and that's what this is and it was only a boom piece and I needed a microphone stand for a gig. It was an emergency situation. I ended up luckily borrowing one from a friend of mine before we could buy a new one from Amazon.

I enjoy playing music very much, although I play more for catharsis than for proceeds. While I…read morewon't be selling out any stadiums in this life, I did have some old musical instruments to sell. My desire for cash is what led me Music Go Round. Music Go Round, located in Castleton, is an independently owned franchise. Its independent ownership gives it a mom-and-pop feel, where the patron feels truly appreciated. The store carries a wide array of new and (mostly) used musical equipment. While the business is very guitar-dominated, the customer can find basses, keyboards, drums, banjos, and ukuleles - and all the accompanying equipment. If you're looking for that gently used Gibson Les Paul, Music Go Round will sell it to you at a better price than Guitar Center will. The selling process at Music Go Round is simple, straightforward, and honest. In my case, I sold a very nice banjo I no longer played, as well as an inexpensive electric guitar. The store owner diligently checked the banjo's specific model (which was not a simple task), looked at its selling pice on Reverb, and made me a fair offer. I was given another fair offer on the guitar. Once the deal was complete, off I went with a check and lots of memories of my banjo pickin' days. Whether you're looking to buy or sell (or both), Music Go Round is your place. Check 'em out.

Came in with a guitar problem and they fixed it up free of charge. Can't recommend this place…read moreenough.

Very knowledgeable folks. Excellent selection in all price ranges. Ready and sble to answer your…read morequestions.

This is the second review I have left for Indianapolis Violins. Their service is EXCELLENT. I'm…read morean old bat who took up playing the violin a couple of years ago. Chris "restored" an old violin I had and it plays beautifully. However, I decided to buy a less expensive one to practice on. Chris very kindly tuned it for me! A++++ all the way around. If u need a violin, he has dozens to choose from.

If you want to find a hand made cello carrying deep stories of the fine art dynamics, this is the…read moreplace! Unbeatable price as well. The service is prompt even when unexpected worst accident happens all of sudden.

From the owner: ndy's Largest Violin Shop, Over 200 Instruments in stock.read more

This is absolutely the best place in the entire world... Just a small piece of Heaven…read more The dealer is so fair and tells things like they are. On top of that, he's super sweet and friendly (Not to mention insanely talented).

These guys Rock. My son and I just started guitar lesson there and it is way more fun than we…read moreexpected. Not only are the instructors knowledgeable about guitar, they all have a depth for music in all generas. The shop is fully stacked with guitars, amps and all the accessories that you need to either keep playing or if your just getting started. Price wise the lessons are comperable to other instructors around the Indy area and the equipment has ranges for most every pocketbook with quality goods.

Went to CMC for the first time. The gentleman that waited on me was very polite and friendly. He…read moresaid he would be done with stringing my guitar and cleaning/conditioning it in a couple of days (way fast in my book). I'll be back again and not just to pickup my guitar!

I wouldn't recommend to anyone trying to get any work done on your instruments, especially bass…read moreguitars. They don't even have bass amps to plug into to "test out" your bass. As far as the repairs go I went in to have a simple set up for a bass that I had purchased and I figured since it's super close I would give it a try. When I described wanting the action adjusted on the bass they said I didn't know what I was talking about and still felt the need to charge me for looking at it....steer clear.

Instruments are mediocre at best. They won't allow you to play any instrument unless you promise to…read morebuy it. No thanks. I'll give my business to Arthur's where they don't treat you like a thief.

RACIST and WAY over priced cheap brand instruments.. owners very unhelpful. worst place to waste…read moreyour money.

Ed and the team at Bongo Boy are the best! Simply THE place to go in Indy for drum lessons!read more

We were invited to a birthday party at Bongo Boy, and boy did we have some bongo fun. I've been to…read moremany kid birthday parties at many different venues, and Bongo Boy impressed me because everything was so well organized. From start to finish, the birthday party went really well, all the kids had a great time, and you could tell that the staff at Bongo Boy had done this before and they were in charge of the situation. From the perspective of a guest, the party was super relaxed and fun for everyone. They started with some balloon play, which consisted of just putting some balloons out, turning on some music and letting the kids go at them. Honestly, you could probably just set kids up in a bare room with balloons and they would have a good time for an hour, but then it was time to play with some simple percussion instruments. The kids played with those for a while, and then we took a break and ate food and cake. Afterward, we got into a circle and beat on the bongos! We banged on the bongos for a good while, and it makes a lot of noise, so just be aware of that if you have kids who might be sensitive to noise. (My kids had to take a break after a while because it got too stimulating for them.) The birthday party ended with some more balloon play, and everyone left smiling. Bingo Boy does family music time / family drum circles every Saturday at 9:30 a.m., as of this writing. For a small fee, your family can spend the morning making music together. Pretty awesome!