Taylor Robinson was able to provide several great teachers in the area. My son has taken two great…read morepiano lessons with Rhonda so far and he is very happy with her teaching and approach. Thank you for getting him started with music. He has played everyday of the last two weeks.

This place is awesome. We signed up for a Groupon deal for…read morea month's worth of unlimited classes for $35. Normally, the unlimited pass is $75 a month. It is $58 a month for one class. We will definitely be coming back here after our Groupon expires. Everyone who works here is so nice, and it is clear that they love kids. The music teacher has an amazing voice and plans out great lessons. I would highly recommend this place to parents looking to get out of the house and take their kids somewhere great! My daughter is not even two, and she gets so excited when I tell her we are going to class!

I've been taking piano lessons here for more than 3yrs and have had a wonderful experience. The…read moreinstructor is very kind and patient. I recommend giving them a try.

Very friendly. Very knowledgeable. Very good value. This is…read morewith a new purchase and with service and tuning years later.

I would like to share my experience with Frank and Seta Music over the last decade…read more When I was back in college, I made my first purchase from Frank - a relatively inexpensive digital piano. Frank made the experience easy and seamless, giving me a fair price and excellent service even though I didn't have a huge budget and probably didn't look the part of a serious piano buyer. I will always appreciate that he took me seriously and treated me well even though I was a kid. That instrument served me well for many years, but as an adult years later I became interested in the amateur piano classical competition circuit. I knew I would need a higher quality piano that could handle several hours of practice a day, so I purchased another much more expensive instrument from Seta Music. Just like the first time, Frank made the experience easy as could be. He let me demo the instrument multiple times in his showroom and left me alone for several hours in private to enjoy the piano. Delivery was prompt, he was helpful to arrange financing, and everything went as well as it possibly could have with my purchase and delivery experience. During the many years I have been a Seta Music customer, I have encountered a couple of issues with my instruments that required service from the manufacturer. Frank and Seta Music stepped up each and every time, always making sure I was taken care of. I can honestly say that I feel Frank has his customer's backs, and that makes me happy to be a repeat customer. As a repeat customer of Seta Music who has also experienced the high quality of after-sales support that they give (even several years later), I can whole-heartedly recommend Frank to any serious pianist. He provides good products, good service, and ultimately will take care of his customers. That is exactly the type of business I want to support.

Bass-ically speaking, these guys know their stuff!…read more When you walk in, you know you're in a die-hard Luthier zone. The smell of the wood, the shavings and sawdust on the floor, the parts hanging on the walls and the tables of work in progress says it all. I needed some tuning up on an Englehardt M1 3/4 upright of mine. I can play but I'm not a Luthier. My M1 is not the finest of basses. It's basic but solid. I knew that I wanted another set of strings on it and some tuning up of the bass itself. The previous owner seemed to get adventurous with some of his set up techniques and she needed a good professional workover. The boys cleaned up my fretboard, adjusted my sound pin, replaced my bridge with an adjustable used bridge and put on a set up used strings for me. The price for all of the work was about $600. Not bad. Now, if you're questioning the "used" bridge and strings.... A bridge for an upright bass is usually made from scratch. This can get a little pricey. The previous owner decided to "customize" the bridge that I had on the bass in a way that was not helpful. New strings can also get very expensive as well. I told the guys that I typically pluck but, on occasion, I like to bow. They set me up with a used set of flat strings that work beautifully for both. Not only that but the previous strings were chewed up and eating the fret board. Also, the former strings were more of a round wound type that were tearing my fingers up and would not bow for anything. The set that they put on there was perfect. In all, I was extremely happy with what they did. The best part is that they had it done in a just a few days. Now, this turnaround time won't always be that fast, but it was a huge bonus for me. Here's probably the best part of the experience. These guys are Craftsmen. They know what they're doing and they know how to explain what they're doing and why they're doing it. I learned more about the construction and inner workings of my instrument, during the drop off and pick-up, than I had ever learned before. They were extremely friendly and helpful. Overall a very educational experience. Would I go back? 100%. This is the number 1 place that I would recommend, as it was recommended to me, and I had a great experience. They are professional, friendly and do great work. Whether you have a $500 instrument or a $50,000 instrument, the Luthiers at The Bass Cellar will treat you and your instrument right.

This shop is so friendly! Bill has been doing all my bow re-hairs and repairs/tonal adjustments on…read moremy violins and violas for years and his work is the best. The work is done quickly and professionally and they are really good about communicating with you--and the pricing is very reasonable when you consider the skill level required for the work.

Doug and Dmara Guitar repair are TOP NOTCH. Excellent work and very fair pricing. Very fair!…read more Had Doug do a fairly extensive project requiring routing for pickups (adding a MM pickup in the sweet spot and moving the treble side P pickup up) and a separate passive (for the P pickup) and active MM preamp all in a P bass cavity, with a 3-way selector for the MM pickup (single, series, parallel). And it came out BEAUTIFULLY! Highly, highly recommend. Watch out for luthiers that have an "open checkbook" policy, i.e. you drop off a project and are hit with the price at the end without any estimate or notice of exceeding the estimate. Another well-known luthier operates that way, which led me to Dmara. Doug will give you an upfront and honest estimate and contact you if he might go over before doing the work.

The best guitar tech in the State of Ohio. Period. I've had over 20 guitars built by Doug. No one…read moretouches my guitars but Doug.

I took two new guitars in for a professional "set up" and I couldn't be more pleased. The work was…read moreimpeccable and the service outstanding. Highly recommended!

Great place for lessons and beginner equipment rental/purchases. Locally owned and run by the same…read morecouple of guys for the past 20 years, very friendly and helpful. The new location has been a major upgrade, its cleaner, larger they have a waiting area for parents.

WE use Meha's for my 6th graders instrument and they have been very helpful. When he got his…read morecleaning rag stuck in the instrument, they were helpful in getting it out. Fair price for the rental of the instrument and we are looking forward to trying out the lessons.