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    Guitar Lessons By Silo

    4.8 (6 reviews)
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    Bakersfield Sound Co.

    Bakersfield Sound Co.

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    My son needed new strings for his bass guitar so we went together (I'm a drummer, so I'm always…read morecurious to see what's out there. James gave us a very friendly greeting as we walked in. We told what we were after and he offered a couple options. Their prices on set of bass strings are about the same as Amazon, if not slightly less. But I did pay them to install them for us, which they did right away. As well as do a mild cleaning on his bass (which it was in dire need of). The drum department has lots of the essentials, and pretty fair amount of used gear at fair prices, but not a plethora of options. But I get it. I was in retail in a previous life. It's brutal. I support local when I can but I'm part of the problem.. I also order stuff online at 1 in the morning cuz I can get price and product comparisons and see what fits my needs and budget at the moment. I hope these guys are here for a long time. We need stores where we can walk in and touch and feel and test out stuff, and talk with people who are knowledgeable and passionate. Long live small businesses. Long live capitalism. Long live entrepreneurship. Long live the arts.

    My daughter recently started guitar lessons with Mason. She has learned so much over the last few…read moreweeks and really looks forward to going every weekend! I had some trouble getting my daughter off the "waitlist" and into a class, but after calling in several times and finally getting her going, we have had no issues! The cost per class is reasonable and the staff is great when it comes to communication and lesson reminders.

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    Lee's House of Music

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    Lee's is the only place I'd take a guitar for evaluation or repair. Tehachapi is a little enclave…read moreand getaway for many people "in the arts." Those associates are often taking people for lessons and other referrals; if you truly knew their resumes you would lose your mind. Keep it cool; we all benefit from Lee's and all it provides our little community.

    I took my Taylor guitar to Lee's House of Music for a neck reset and repair of the electronic…read morepickup system (took about 5 days). He charged $160 which I thought was fair. But after I got the guitar home, I heard something rattling around inside the guitar body! One of the 2 bolts that holds the neck to the guitar's top side wasn't even screwed in and just fell out while driving home! It wasn't even attached meaning the neck wasn't secure with the strings installed! A neck reset is what I requested and paid for but it wasn't completed... I left a message on Lee's company voicemail but no response so far. Unbelievable and inexcusable. He fixed minor damage to the top and also fixed the electronics but I had to remove the strings in order to re-install the bolt and washer using a socket, extension, and socket wrench. While loosening it, the high E string decided to break as well so now I have to buy another set of elixir strings. I also noticed the bolt he did install wasn't very tight so I had to tighten that up too. All in all I guess you get what you pay for. Good work but not completed! Could have caused the neck to separate from the body and damage the guitar.

    Guitar Lessons By Silo - musicalinstrumentsandteachers - Updated September 2026

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