Bob Weller quoted me a prive of $240 to come and tune my old upright piano. When he started, he…read morecomplimented the condition of the piano. He said it had long strings, which made for good sound. He worked for about 45 minutes. When done, instead of the $240, he raised the price to $330, almost $100 over the initial price. Whatever extra service he thought justified the price increase, it did not include anything except time, which, as I mentioned, was 45 minutes in total. The kicker is that the top ten keys of the piano sound worse than before he "tuned" them. I called him once, and he said he was sick. He hung up on me. I called him a second time, and he said he resented my criticizing his work, he suggested it was my hearing, he suggested I buy a new piano, and no, he would not come and see if he could fix anything without charging me. And again he hung up on me.

I called to have our piano tuned. It's a "WINTER"piano. My mom has had it since she was a child,…read moreabout a 60 year old instrument. Bob was super easy to communicate with, easy to schedule. He arrived exactly on time. When he came in the house, he had his own mask. I was ready to get one for him, I was happy to see he was considering safety. I felt very safe having him in our home. Bob did a relatively quick, but thorough, inspection. Set out what should be fixed, then got to work. He accepts PayPal, cash or check. I'd recommend him to anyone needing piano repair or tuning.

I walked into this music store on a Tuesday and they truly have EVERYTHING. Anything you need to…read morebuy for creating music, they have it. If you need repairs done, they can do it. If you want lessons in singing or learning any instrument, they teach it. Seriously, come here! The store employee was a friendly woman, too. Very knowledgeable.

Glad I went here. I had a clarinet serviced for a regular tune-up and it took less than a week…read more This was so fast compared to other places that estimated 2 weeks to 2 months! A list of all the work was provided upon pick up and it was very reasonable priced.

This was my first time using the shop, and I was really looking forward to it, especially after…read morehearing so many positive reviews. I brought in my Taylor K24ce, and I also left my Taylor GS Mini that day for a neck reset. At drop-off, the front desk tech assured me the low E buzz on the K24ce would be addressed and handled as part of the standard setup. Both guitars stayed with them for nearly two weeks. I called a few times since I wasn't getting updates, and eventually was told both were ready for pickup. After driving 30 miles, I tested them in the shop. The GS Mini was done well--I could see an improvement in the neck, and I appreciated that. But when I took out my K24ce, it wasn't tuned or wiped down properly. After I tuned it, the exact same low E buzz was still there. How could that go unnoticed, I wondered--had the guitar been played after it was tuned, they would have then noticed the buzz and should have informed me by email, rather than having me come all the way down. I mentioned it to the owner, and he took the guitar to the back for about 10 minutes. When he returned, he told me that if I wanted to leave it, I'd need to pay another $90 for a deeper inspection, since it might be a more technical issue. The tech who reassured me at drop-off was right there but didn't say a word. It was close to the end of working hours, so I figured James would just have me leave it at no cost. When he didn't, I didn't feel comfortable leaving it again. I really expected a more thorough check right then or at least a suggestion to leave it at no cost. After all, I 100% mentioned the buzz to the tech at drop-off. In the end, my K24ce is my primary instrument--it's the one I rely on most--while the GS Mini is just a backup. I ended up paying close to $400 for both the setup and the neck reset. The GS Mini was done well, but the whole experience left me feeling like I spent $400 just to fix a $600 GS Mini, while my main guitar's issue was never resolved. Considering all the time, effort, cost, and travel, I really expected a full assessment and clearer communication before it was marked complete. I've attached a video so you can hear the buzz yourself.

Years took a toll on my acoustic guitar. They did an excellent job. One of the repairs was to…read morethe neck and bridge, which makes it much easier to play

Go talk to Art of Artistic Pianos about Pianos:) Here is to the point:…read more 1. Quality of Kawai's beyond competitive and technological. 2. Always match Art's pricing to any of his competitors. He will give you a much better deal. 3. Always shoot for the better piano. They will make it happen as long as you talk to them.

It was a pleasure to learn from Art about how piano works and how digital ones mimic an acoustic…read moreone in different ways. Definitely recommend if you want to buy a piano that suits you.

You can leave your piano with Josef without any hesitation - he will bring beautiful sound out of…read moreit - he takes care to understand the piano that he works with, he connects with the piano and the owner of that piano personally, and of course his skill is unquestionable. His experience of working with the high-end piano assures that your piano will be tuned just right. And his rate is very fair too (you get more than what you pay for, to be honest!)

Josef is a master tuner! He transforms my yamaha baby grand into a Steinway piano. The sound is…read moreso rich and beautiful. He also knows how to repair piano. I am so lucky to have found Josef. I highly recommend Josef to tune and voice your piano. Thank you so much!

We are a family of piano players, and MrTuner is now the family tuner, much like when you find a…read moregreat doctor, you appreciate him. He is knowledgeable, accurate, precise, and personable. You can tell he enjoys his job, and we'll enjoy our piano even more.

Jeff did a wonderful job tuning my antique Bluthner. I was hesitant to try a new tuner as the piano…read morebelonged to my great grandmother. Jeff has the experience and expertise I was looking for.

I have owned a lot of bass guitars. From a 70s Carvin Icon 4p, from the master luthier, Lowell…read moreKiesel, to MIG Warwick, MIJ Fender Boxer, etc... After NAMM, I purchased a Kiesel Modern Jazz Bass, thinking it would be the bookend to my collection. I was so wrong, the Kiesel Modern Jazz Bass is, to me, the finest instrument I have owned. I bought mine, https://www.kieselguitars.com/in-stock/157709, because it was beautiful and I thought it would make a fine show piece to my collection. Now, I can't put it down, my other guitars sit lonely at night, wondering what happened to me. I had thought the workmanship from Abluthier was the epitome, I was wrong. To quote my buddy, if I owned that bass, I would burn every other instrument I owned. It is a masterpiece and a testament to the legacy that the family continues. Flock spent an amazing amount of time walking me through the process and making sure I was happy with my purchase before I even paid for the instrument. Thank you Flock, Thank you Kiesel. You have my loyalty to the brand now, and that does not come easily as I am an engineer by education and profession and I am hard to please. I will need another 5 string and I will be looking to you for that next great bass - thinking an A2, but the modern jazz is something special.

So Kiesel Guitars? I wanted to buy a Kiesel for a few years…read more It was never a quality issue from a build or sound standpoint. It was just the amount of time. It's custom. Custom stuff, done well, takes time. I'm just impatient. Finally pulled the trigger. I deferred to Jason's expertise on the build. I've had the thing for a few hours and couldn't be more pleased. My eyes actually popped out of my head. When I finally glued them back in. It was so much better than I expected. A Zeus acoustic six string. Beautifully figured maple and mahogany. It's done with a blue fade into natural wood tones. Some people might think it's a little conservative, but the finish is so nice that it really pops. Wow, it's artwork. Thanks, Jason! By the way when you plug it in. It's just as you have read. Very quiet, perfect for practicing in a confined space. As soon as you plug it in it sounds like you're much more substantial instrument. Kudos Guys. Absolutely zero buyers remorse. Gotta go play. ;-).

Newly opened, this boutique Music Store located in the quaint rural Valley Center, offers top name…read moreinstruments, music lessons, rentals and even repairs...a one stop shop if you will... Eric, the owner, a real good dude, has years of experience in the Music Industry, and it shines through in his love and passion for music... Walking in, it's all good vibes......I expected to see Slash jamming to the side, or perhaps Brian Setzer belting out some Stray Cat tunes...Yes, it's that cool of a store... Weekly jam sessions, are just an added bonus...A must if you're in town... Totally worth the drive from L.A., O.C., and a bonus if you're in San Diego County..... I can imagine big name Artists, appearing at one of the six nearby local casinos, visiting the store checking out the gear.. Walk, Run, Drive, Hitchhike if must (No, don't hitchhike, it's dangerous.. ;) but whatever you do, get down to "All Things Music"...You'll thank me... Highly Recommend!

This place is amazing! I've been looking all over San Diego county for a music store that has a…read moreselection of mandolins. If you're looking for a place to try out different mandolins to see which one is best for you then this is the place for you. They also have a great selection of guitars, banjos, violins etc. the employee was very helpful and the atmosphere was cool! Will definitely be back!