I grew up using this Music Store for my repair needs and have done so for over 40 years and they…read morehave always done the right thing and charged less than others. I can't sing their praises highly enough.

I will never come here again. They overcharged for a guitar bag that is made with cheap cloth…read more The shocking part was they also charged me for helping me tune my guitar awhile back. Eventually, I learned to install an app to do it. Going forward, I will be purchasing my guitar accessories at Guitar Center or Sam Ash. Lesson learned.

This is a small store run by two music lovers. They service the instruments themselves and take…read morepride in their work and business. I came in as a complete neophyte, looking for a clarinet for my son. I walked out with a fine used instrument, in excellent condition, accompanied by a generous warranty. If your child is starting band, and you are considering renting an instrument, call them first. If you actually know your instruments, I suspect you'll get a real pleasure in visiting this shop. No high pressure sales tactics here. They're cheaper and better than Sam Ash. It's worth the trip out to Brooklyn.

This spot is where my younger sister's band teacher goes to get instruments repaired so we decided…read moreto check it out. My younger sister is currently renting out a clarinet here and the quality is phenomenal. I also got my flute repaired and I thought it was just a screw that was loose but apparently three springs were missing and other adjustments needed to be made, but nevertheless everything was fixed promptly. The price is quite cheap and the owner is delightful and very intelligible. Definitely coming back for any of my future musical needs.

I recently took my favorite guitar, a Gibson SG, here for a setup. My band had an important show…read morecoming up, and my guitar was feeling out of whack. They set the guitar up for me just as I requested, and got it back to me the next day. It felt great. Just two days before the show, there was a huge heat wave, and my guitar started buzzing severely. I called up BL in a panic, and they said to bring it right in. They made the necessary adjustments at no charge, and the guitar felt great for our show. Great work!

I was in a crisis when my guitar was dropped and suffered a crack. After a recommendation to visit…read moreBrooklyn Lutherie was immediately pleases with their customer service. They inspected the guitar, told me exactly what needed to be done. There were no surprises or random charges. They completed it in just one day and were the sweetest humans. Kind, friendly people who care about what they do. If you have anything wrong with your guitar, I suggest you seek them out!

Stopped in yesterday for a replacement part for our daughter's instrument. Service was prompt and…read morecame with some very helpful advice and recommendations. Good quality part. Cost very reasonable.

This review is long overdue, as I repaired my cello at AZG several years ago- I believe 2018 or…read more2019! Was reminded recently after doing some other adjustments (at another place). AZG Musical provided attentive service after an accident I had- I had knocked my cello over and broke the bridge. My bridge was replaced with a new custom-made bridge. It has played quite well since then.

I'm not sure if it's fair to call this place a guitar shop. It's more of a guitar museum... that…read moresells its art pieces. If you want something very specific or mainstream, then you're better off going to a Guitar Center. Because they stuff they have here is an amazingly curated smorgasbord of rare, quirky, or otherwise vintage instruments. I stopped in just to check out their acoustic room in the back. Played some guitars, the lone banjo they had, and an acoustic bass. Then went back around to look at all their oddball guitars (in a good way). The guy manning the front desk and helping people out in between doing a guitar setup was super cool to talk to.

This is the kind of independent guitar shop we should all be so lucky to have nearby. We need more…read moreshops like this and less of the utterly devoid of character and corporate mega-store monstrosities like Guitar Center. Personalized attention, friendly and knowledgeable staff. They helped me set-up a new guitar and install locking-tuners, two things I am not confident enough to do myself. The prices are more than reasonable and the turnaround is fast.

Friendly, professional, skillful and knowledgeable service. Had a custom nut made by Andres at…read moreBrooklyn Fine Guitars. He solved the issue I described to him of my Strat's high strings making a sitar sound and notes choking a bit. I appreciate that they got it back to me in good time (1 week). Andres also did great work on a Tele that needed an overhaul; now it plays and sounds great! And more recently, he made my 53-year old Gibson L6-S play better than ever, with great attention to detail on the frets, electronics and intonation. Prices are quite fair but probably not for those on a tight budget. Highly recommended!

Super nifty shop and friendly staff- came in today randomly asking if they happened to have any…read moreconcert earplugs and they gave me some foam ones for free.

Great work! I got my les Paul set up recently and it plays like a dream! I was kept in…read morecommunication while my instrument was being worked on and given updates along the way. Super fast turn around 10/10 would recommend

Matt brought my guitar and ukelele from "Rustic Grime" to Masterpiece!…read more I brought my 20-year-old Walden Natura D550 and a vintage 1953 ukulele to Matt, and the results are honestly shocking. The '53 uke was in rough shape--old, rustic, and covered in decades of grime. Matt transformed it completely. He finely detailed the body until it was shining like a mantle piece, fixed the tuners, and recommended Nylgut strings that make it sound incredible. It went from a dusty relic to a daily player that I can't put down. For my Walden guitar, Matt performed "wild work." The action was high and the strings were dead, but he used a "cold clamp" technique on the neck and hand-carved a perfect unbleached bone saddle. He even recommended a spectacular cocobolo bridge to match the guitar's aesthetic and tone. Both instruments came back sounding "shockingly fantastic." If you have an instrument that has lost its "soul" or just needs expert engineering to sing again, Matt is the man to see. A true master of his craft and a total professional.

A good place to go and rehearse with your band. Modes practice spaces are adequate for proper…read morerehearsal. The store specializes in used musical equipment although I've never purchased anything there. Nothing is really priced to move all in all. It's OK place for musicians on Staten Island.

I booked a 2-month block of weekly rehearsal for my drums. I live in a co-op and can't practice…read morereal drums, only electronic drums. A throw back in time from when you got personal service from the owner who knew what they were talking about. And they give lessons. What more could you want?