We went there to try some pianos! Brandi helped us and she…read morewas very helpful! We tried different pianos for a while and then Brandi shared more information about other products! The level of customer service was amazing and I highly recommend this business! :)

I bought a new guitar here. Service was alright although I did not know that buying a new guitar…read moremeant you actually get the demo model or the one hanging on the wall everyone was playing with but I guess that's fine they did restring it free so all is good. My problem with the place is with the music school. I signed up for five private lessons. On the 4th, I had to call in sick 5 hours prior. End of the month I found out that it was a missed appointment and I would not receive any more until I paid up for another month. I didn't like this. If you're sick then you'd still better go or you'll lose $60. After some back and forth, they did finally offer the lesson but by then I was not interested and did forfeit the lesson. Don't pay 1 month in advance. Besides that, you may not like the instructor.

While I've only bought a few things from Stang guitars, I've always admired their great selections,…read moreespecially of vintage guitars and amps. About 6 months ago I had Doc refret my 2004 Strat Deluxe with stainless steel frets and his work and care was immaculate. Any guitar player knows getting new frets is akin to heart surgery and rather than risk a botch job I used to drive my guitar down to a tech in Calgary who I trusted. Doc has replaced that tech for me. The other day I had him install a new tusque nut and replace the SI pot on my Strat. I needed it for the weekend and he did all the work that day - wonderful! Staff at the store is always friendly and helpful. Highly recommend!

My favourite guitar store in/near Edmonton. If you're looking for vintage gear, this location would…read morebe your best bet. Doc at stang would be your best bet for a guitar tech/repair as well.

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Gordon Price Music has the best selection of music and music teaching materials in the city. They…read moreprovide music of all sorts from classical, pop, rock, traditional and whatever you can imagine - for most main stream instruments. If there is something special you need they usually can order it in. Being a piano teacher I appreciate the teacher discount they provide. They also reimburse your parking if you spend more than $20 in the store. Gordon Price Music also provides workshops from notable presenters on music book lines, music theory and other topics of interest. If you're a member or a teacher and are on their mailing list you'll be made aware of when these take place. Not only does Gordon Price sell music, but also great teaching aids and musical novelty items, which is great for anyone musical in your life. Their staff is very helpful and knowledgeable about music - go figure - and are always there to lend a hand. I've called ahead and asked for books to be held for me which they've done without hesitation. That alone makes me return on a regular basis for my teaching materials.

I have been buying items here for years. Now adays i get more on Amazon, but this is still a…read moretrusted source.

Bought a used mail- order Boss DD-7pedal. I asked outright- "so this has been checked for any…read moreproblems and tested?" They said yes. I received it, it had never even been opened to view the battery chamber- as the screw to the battery chamber was bent all to hell, unusable- more surprises awaited! The posts of two of the knobs were also bent out of shape and the selectors pointed to one thing but did another, which, if anyone had tested it would immediately notice, as I did, that is was damaged in many ways. Then I am told I have 30 days to return it, no extra store credit offered, or maybe they could extend that return window a smidge because I'm 200 Km away... I have dropped over 3 grand at L and M over the years (30 years) and that's the last cent of mine they will see. 10/10 for sleaze.

This place is fantastic. They're the one stop shop for all your musical needs. They are a small,…read morelocally owned business (which is a plus), and yet they still have more relevant products in stock than Long & McQuade. I needed to have a pickup installed on my Martin Backpacker. L&M couldn't do it, but Mhyre's could, and they even had the right kind of pickup in stock. Also, they have beautiful used instruments at great prices. This is my favourite music shop. My only complaint is that it's not closer to my house.

Do you like playing guitars, violins, or any instrument dealing with strings? I'm gonna be honest,…read moreI don't play music instruments myself. I'm just here to visit with a friend. Staff is friendly and easily helped us find the right strings for my friend's convenience. This place is like the gold mine for many stringed instruments. They carry lesson books, and possibly repairs or tuning if needed. Teaching you may need to call and ask. There is plenty of supplies and tools for whatever purpose you may need for guitars and such. What intrigued me most was the unique designs of guitars they carry. See photos. Parking is found at the side of the building, small parking lot. I will recommend this place to friends and if your a musician string player looking for replacements or tune ups this place is a good choice.

I stopped into Lillo's Music today before seeing a Fringe show…read more I took piano lessons, but it's been years since I sat at a piano, however I've recently been watching music theory videos on YouTube, so I thought I'd stop in and see what they had for theory books. I was greeted right away and was shown the section of theory books. There was a variety to choose from, but I went with the Elementary Rudiments of Music by Barbara Wharram because it had some of the basics to refresh my memory, but also seems to go into theory topics I never got to in my piano studies like modes and transposition. I also browsed their guitar books and picked up a basics (because I have a guitar but haven't taken lessons). Aside from books they do have actual musical instruments, and I understand they do repairs as well. Lillo's Music will be closing in December (their music school will stay open though) so if you're looking to get some sheet music or buy an instrument make sure to stop by soon.

My guitar needed a repair, and the shop I took it to first was not able to completely resolve the…read moreproblem. So, I went to Lillo's and their guitar tech was able to diagnose and fix the problem at a reasonable price. If I need an instrument repaired again, I will take it here first.

I brought in a trumpet to be chem cleaned with cork replacement. The horn came out in far worse…read morecondition than it went in. They wouldn't even answer a simple question over the phone when it was ready. (how did it go and what was done?) The mouth piece was brand new when put in with the horn and came out caked in SLUDGE. I was able to improve its condition after leaving this shop with a quick bath and brush. These people have NO idea how to clean a horn. Don't trust them with your instrument!

I had friends who rented from here for short term, large bad performances. She is very particular…read morewhen it comes to music so I trust her recommendation when she said to bring my sax here for repairs. It is now my go to place for instrument service and repair. I have brought a sax, clarinet and trumpet in and their work and service has been fantastic. The trumpet in particular was in bad shape. After years of neglect followed by 15 years in storage we were not even able to remove the mouthpiece let alone depress the valves. They estimated a week and a certain price. One week later it plays like a dream, looks better than ever and was $15 under the estimate.

Climbing the stairs to Axe Music's second floor where they keep the guitars is like ascending a…read moresecret magical path to Narnia, only there's no talking animals or mythical beasts lurking about. (At least I didn't see any.) Guitars of all (most?) makes and models hang from the walls enticing, inviting, and teasing you to fondle, caress, and pluck them and take them home. It's like spending time in your cool uncle's attic. There's a separate room for acoustic guitars and another one which stores amplifiers. I was there for a clinic (musicians don't like to say "lesson" so they call it a clinic) where a professional musician stops by to give tips, tricks, and advice. Admission was $10 but tickets were good for $10 off a purchase of $25 or more that night. After the clinic I moved upward to Narnia to scope out a guitar I had my eye on. Axe's website had it listed on sale for $419 (marked down from $479). Imagine my surprise when I saw that the store had it on clearance for $324! Moral of the story?: Clearance prices apparently aren't posted online; you'll have to kick it old-school and actually haul ass into the store to see if there's a deal to be had. (Or maybe just call them.) I asked the sales guy, Coltan, if I would still get the $10 off since the guitar was on clearance. He seemed a little confused. I explained the promotion. He said no one told him about a discount for participants of the clinic. Ya gotta love it when management doesn't pass info on to their employees. This is where the talking animals could have been useful; they could relay information between management and staff. He told me that clearance items generally aren't subject to discounts anyway but he threw in a free patch cable. These generally cost around $10 anyway, so it's all good. He boxed the guitar up for me and I was on my way. Downstairs has rooms devoted to drums and keyboards as well neither of which I play so I didn't go into those. Axe Music doesn't just sell musical instruments. They have a crazy selection of DJ gear too. There is a whole room downstairs filled with mixers, turntables, road cases, etc. They also offer regular music lessons for guitar, bass, keyboards, and drums for $13 per half hour.

They have everything you need music related. They have lessons, a recording studio and equipment…read more Whether you are just beginning or have been playing for years the staff will help you out accordingly and they know their stuff. If you are a musician you will love just walking around this store and checking out all the stuff they have. If you aren't a musician you will still enjoy walking around the store, messing around with the equipment and contemplating becoming one.

wow ... I crashed my Martin Street Master on the floor and broke a chunk out of the back. Could see…read moredaylight through it!!!. Randy calmed me down on the phone, we brought her in... what an awesome experience. Been in a lot of shops but I walked out a lifelong customer, the repair left me staggering, such an amazing job, I still can't believe it. I couldn't be happier. The service, honesty, friendliness. All top shelf! Then they did a quick setup/ restrung my Dads old Stella - picked awesome strings for her, quick turnaround. This is the place.

Very knowledgeable and friendly staff. Will cater to all levels of players and prices and services…read moreie set ups, pick up installation etc are very reasonable. I've taken numerous guitars there and have always been extremely happy with their work. They could work o the front window display as it looks a bit messy and could dissuade you. Don't let that be the judge because inside is very organized and clean. The work they've done on my instruments has been done very quickly all and all. This is my go to shop even though I'm not in the area. 5 star rating foresure. Cheers guys and keep up the good work. Good selection in instruments to boot.