Had me a little worried in the beginning, but in the end turned out exactly as I was told it would…read morebe by friends. All and all very, very satisfied with my first experience. Great establishment and friendly people. Will be visiting again no doubt about it. And again thank you.

I had a loose nut on my electric ukulele. I was worried that it needed an extensive repair, but the…read morefolks here figured out to fix it quickly and affordably! Also, I have a side project to have a custom baritone electric ukulele made, and they were able to refer me to someone who can do that! And it's so much fun being in their shop to see their selection.

Today is Feb 22, 2026 and in the morning I spoke to a rep Elena at Tambovsky Strings located at…read more3627 S Dixie Highway, West Palm Beach, FL 33405 with Phone: 561-635-0342 in regards to setting up an appointment to get my cello restrung. Elena told me that I could come in today, Feb 22 at 2:30 pm. I am from Boynton Beach, FL and spent around 30-minutes driving to Tambovsky Strings at West Palm Beach for the 2:30 pm appointment. As I arrived at Tambovsky Strings at 2:15 pm, I saw that the front door to Tambovsky Strings had a sign that said "Closed." I looked into the store from outside and saw that there were 3-4 lamps turned on within the store along with the main lights. I had a bad feeling about this encounter and decided to call her at 2:15 pm to make sure that she was on her way to Tambovsky Strings to restring my cello. The phone just rang 5-times and then went to voicemail. I left a voicemail with my name, my cell phone# and reason for call and did not hear back from her. So then I called again at 2:44 pm and left another voicemail again with my name, my cell phone# and reason for call. Then at 3:05 pm I receive a text from Elena at Tambovsky Strings stating that I was supposed to text her that I was there or to confirm the appointment. This was obviously an excuse to dismiss her irresponsibility and unprofessional behaviour toward the appointment we setup today at 2:30 pm where she was a "No Show." In addition, I never received any texts stating that I had to confirm today's appointment. Other than that, Tambovsky Strings store is also an antique store. Their instagram is @antiquerow I highly do not recommend this shady and irresponsible music / antique store. Please beware!

He's great! Sound post was rolling around after I took a flight. Immediately available and worked…read morefast. Affordable as well. Saved my life! I also played on his violas while waiting. Great selection.

The staff was very helpful and in-tune with my needs. They helped me get what I needed and got me…read moreout of there before the rain came

Cesar Duenas. I had a terrible experience with Guitar…read moreCenter's drum lessons for my son. Communication was poor from day one and the classes were not what was promised or expected. The worst part was billing. I paid for the first month, and then they charged me for the next month in advance without clear authorization. I went to the store and spoke with the manager, Jason, to request a refund. Despite assurances, the refund never happened. After 14 days of waiting, I had to contact my bank to dispute the charge. Between the lack of communication, disappointing lessons, and the refusal to promptly return my money, this was a horrible experience that I wouldn't want anyone else to go through. I do not recommend this location at all.

Jeff Chaffin and his music store and piano shop have been around for many years, and it is obvious…read morewhy. The store offers first class service and they really care about the customer. It doesn't matter if you buy some sheet music or a piano, you get treated in a way that the big box stores cannot seem to duplicate. If you want to know about pianos check this place out, Jeff is an expert piano tuner so keep that in mind if you ever need one.

Maybe not the greatest place to get your guitar professionally setup. I got my jackson with a floyd…read moresetup after buying it used. Bill did a good job getting the action low but he forgot to stretch the strings out and the guitar was completely out of tune by the time I got home. For $148 and an hour long trip that was pretty inconvenient. I could've fixed it myself, but I decided to leave it with them anyways to correct it. Got a call back the next day saying it was ready, picked it up, lo and behold it was still far out of tune. I just unlocked the nut and did it myself. I'm sure it was an honest mistake, twice. unfortunately it isn't something I can pretend didn't happen. On the bright side, guitar plays good now, but if I could've gone back I would've just done it myself. Hopefully this will help someone out there save some money.

This store is small but the friendliest people in town. If they don't have it they order it for you…read morewith half payment for deposit. I will def come back for anything. They always have new stuff when I come. Besides all of that they give one on one clases on guitar and more. 100% great place to visit. They fix guitars and tune them up!

I dug my old acoustic out of the closet and wanted to get her back up and running. Found Music Co…read moreonline and went down to see them. Danny was AMAZING! He got my old guitar back up and running like a dream! Highly recommend them for any and all your music needs. Thanks guys! You Rock!

I am currently sitting in their lobby. I have a show at the Kravis Center and we were told that we…read morecouldn't park in the garage. We had to park in the school's parking lot. The security guards were very friendly and showed me where to park. There is a buzzer to get you in the building, but once you are in, there is no way out until the school is out bell rings. It's a performing arts school and you can tell this by the kids. If I could go back in time, I'd love going to this school.

Campus is right behind the Kravis Center. It was nice to see many artsy students heading back to…read moreschool after lunch in Rosemary Square. Students are selected to major in one core art area: Communication Arts, Dance, Digital Media, Music, Theatre, and Visual Arts. Music is sub-divided into programs in Concert Band/Jazz, Orchestra, Vocal & Piano. Burt Reynolds was a graduate and the pick-up/drop-off area of the school as "Burt Reynolds Drive." This is the oldest high school in Palm Beach County. It was originally for white students but integrated merging in the 1970-1971 school year with the black Roosevelt High School following integration, forming Twin Lakes High School. In the 1980's this became a magnet school where students needed to perform for admission. Alexander W. Dreyfoos donated funding for the transformation of the campus, making the largest private contribution ever made to a public school in Florida, pledging $1,000,000 to support the Palm Beach County School of the Arts. A total enrollment of almost 1,300 students, with 41% minority enrollment and 16% economically disadvantaged. They are selected from across Palm Beach County through a process of competitive auditions in one of the six art areas. Most students commute to the school by District buses, by Tri-Rail to the train station across the street on Tamarind Avenue, and by car. A few students live locally and walk or bike to the campus. The Class of 2010 collectively received over $19 million in scholarship offers.