Amazing store with amazing workers. They seem to all love what they do, and are amazing at it too…read more Very genuine people and very approachable with any questions. I wouldn't give my business to anyone else in town!

As a working musician for over 40 years, I have always valued independent guitar shops for…read moreauthenticity, selection, quality, committed staff and fair prices and options. When the best version of that type of store closed in the Fargo-Moorhead area 10 years ago, two of their employees (Paul and Bret) embarked on a new venture that would become Flatland Guitar. One has to travel to the Twin Cities or beyond to find a comparable shop. Besides offering first-rate lutherie service (which I have used several times), Flatland has a broad and deep variety of quality new and used acoustic and electric instruments to cover the gamut, from beginners to professional players, including guitars, mandolins, ukuleles, mandolins etc. You can also checkout an impressive array of pedals, amplifiers, cables, strings and other accessories. Not only do I highly recommend Flatland, I have purchased several guitars from them, including my Taylor 810 and most recently a Maton acoustic/electric; Flatland is one of only 17 U.S. dealers of these fine Australian guitars. It is the must stop shop for musicians in the region.

This is a pretty good place if you're looking for: Drumsticks,Drums/Electric Drums,…read morePiano,Microphone,Speakers,Headphones you name it and they got you! I recently bought a pair of Drumsticks which was 8 in a pack even though it was pretty pricey it was still worth every buck! They do the job and I will see how long they last before I have to grab another pair from the packet. If your willing to spend the buck or see how much something is check out there website or go in person!

As a touring professional I often find GC's around the country to be less than helpful. This is NOT…read morethe case with the Fargo location! The staff is helpful and knowledgeable, Mick the manager is incredible. I had an artist need a ridiculous amount of drum sticks in a short amount of time. Mick came through and had them drop shipped to us on the road! Even if you don't live in the Fargo area contact this store for your needs!

Great music store, I got my clarinet there and I get great reeds and other clarinet stuff from…read morethere. Later I'm going to get a trumpet. Honestly the best music store that I know of.

Went looking for a Fender electric, and they had a great selection, however every guitar I tried…read moreoff the wall was not in tune. Not by cents, but half steps. If you're looking for sheet music, band instruments, or instruction this would be a great place to shop.

I went there to buy guitar picks. This is just a cool, hidden place in Fargo that musicians should…read moresee at least once. When you go down the stairs and open the first door, it seems a little sketchy but then your walk in and it's pretty cool. The owner is chill. He fixes string instruments and it's cool to see a bunch hanging up in the back.

Staff & Service =GREAT; I defy you to find anywhere in the region with more selection of…read moreinstrumentation and level of ability for instruction, not to mention quality of VALUE in the variety of instrumentation, performance opportunities, skill level accessibility, etc. you can receive via Amped!! Two thumbs up!!

Amped Music offers lessons for violin, guitar, and a variety of other instruments! They also sell…read moreacoustic & electric guitars, ukuleles and books. Staff is friendly and the online portal is organized & easy to use, whether to change lesson times, or access upcoming events. Amped Music also offers group lessons and other events throughout the year. Come check it out and expand your music abilities and social horizons no matter what age you are!

went in there with a smart watch that I had gotten for my birthday as gift and I was dressed in…read morebaggy clothing along with my mother and the guy working up front told me he needed the phone that came with the smart watch... it didn't come with a phone. why would a smart watch COME with a PHONE? I feel very strongly stereotyped by the he thought we were some crackheads pawning a stolen item. work on you customer service and stop being weirdos.

I walked in there to sell some stuff and immediately noticed what looked like a high-powered rifle…read morelaying on the counter. I know nothing about guns, but this one was not just a rifle. It was pointing at me. No one was removing it. I switched lanes to another register to get out of the way if it happened to go off. Guns scare me. I want nothing to do with them. So I was told to go to the other lane. I reluctantly went back to that register. The guy picked it up while it was pointing at me and then removes it. Not going back there again.