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.

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.

Been coming here for years! Love my ukulele! Great help and great selection of almost anything! Got…read morereeds here back in school too

Great store and had a fascinating talk with the owner. I'll stop in again when in Indianapolis.read more

This is a great program for all children, but especially those who are showing a strong affinity…read morefor music. My older boys (6,3 yrs) like music, but its not been their passion. On the other hand, music seems to speak to the very soul of my daughter, more so than it did her brothers at the same age. Since we've started the class, she has begun to babble-sing along with any music she hears even though she cannot yet talk. The class also teaches me, the parent, fun vocal games to play. It came in VERY handy when we had to wait to be seated at a busy restaurant one night. With the older boys, we have also discovered they have a very strong sense of the beat. Who knew my boys were musically inclined when they weren't even interested! As a homeschool mom, I appreciate the fact I can bring all my children regardless of age. I am not musically trained, so a more musical person may have a different opinion. However, for average parents out there trying to incorporate music into their child's world and are unsure how, this is great.

From the owner: We offer music and movement classes for young children, ages 0 to 5 years old, (older siblings are…read moreallowed if the children are homeschooled and on school holidays) and the grownups who take care of them. Activities include finger plays, large motor movements, interactive instrument jams, improvisation, some sign language, and extra activities with other appropriate, fun props that encourage movement or pretend play. While musical development occurs in class, such as audiation, tempo and rhythm, improvisation, and pitch skills, children learn other important skills such as body awareness, imitative and pretend play, cooperation, listening, increased attention span and awareness, and leadership and performance skills. Our classes also increase self-confidence and family bonding.

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

Mixed experiences here. I've bought a couple of guitars and amps from them now. Their prices tend…read moreto be reasonable. Customer Service is a mixed bag, though. As mentioned, the owner's a little quirky. I think he means well, but doesn't know as much about guitars as he'd like. And he gets pretty defensive if he's not the one in the know on something. That's not the end of the world. But it's an odd experience in an exclusively USED instrument store. Because those of us who have been playing and collecting for decades are going to come in and occasionally have a little more knowledge on something obscure they've got in, etc. If someone with gray hair who knows how to disassemble and review an instrument comes in, it behooves you to trust that he understands it. They stand by their own intake inspection to a fault. If you find something they missed on their intake inspection--even if it's glaring like the guitar doesn't make sound when plugged in--then you've got an uphill battle to prove your case even if you haven't left the store with the instrument yet. If you're looking for a deal on something generic, I think this place will get you through alright. If you're collecting, then this place is probably going to weird you out a little.