I brought in a 1971 Martin 000-18 to have a new pick guard put on and the bridge glued. They cut a…read morenew pick guard and glued it on. It looks kind of amateurish done and has sharp edges. You can also see where the old pick guard was and when you lay the old pickguard on top of the new they are not the same size. First time I've here and I came because of all of the reviews. I need to have tuners replaced, but now I will also have the new pick guard replaced too. I won't have them do it. It cost $410.

Whoops. The suggestion one should first learn on the instrument of a neophyte might best be kept to…read moreoneself. I'd have visited a toy store if that quality is what I was seeking. Purchasing determinations are the customer's. Unfortunate they lost a sale in the first minute from input that wasn't fine tuned to our inquiry.

Great acoustic instrument shop. Got a guitar for my daughter. It's where all my musician friends…read morego. Excellent expert service and wide selection.

Love this place. I've had them help with some of the more random things and they're always very…read morehelpful and chill. Banjo selection has got to be the best in the state, and they still have a good selection of other instruments as well. If you ask nicely, they'll let you test drive some absolute beauts! Also very helpful with set ups, accessories, and just generally talking to you about what you're looking for without judginess. (Which bears mentioning because some music stores can feel very cliquey and/or gate keepy.) We're honestly pretty lucky to still have a place like this. Go support it so we keep it!

This is a really cool shop with a lot of great stuff beyond just musical instruments. I would come…read morehere more often and spend money, however, the reason I'm giving two stars is because everytime I go in there, it feels awkward, like I'm a burden for even showing up and I don't feel welcomed. I understand the employees are busy, and that it's a pawn shop, but the last two times I've been there, no one was in the shop and the two guys there weren't on the phone and didn't even acknowledge me when I walked in. One guy by the front kind of gave me a weird look and didn't even say hello. I don't need some jolly fellow to loudly greet me and talk my ear off. But a simple acknowledgment that I'm there and a quick "Hey, welcome to our shop, let me know if I can answer any questions" goes a long way. Cool shop, bad customer service.

Mike is the shit! Got a really nice strat for only $600 and he fixed up my acoustic free of charge…read more Definitely recommend this place especially if you need a guitar!

The staff is incredibly knowledgeable and the kindest of humans! Thank you so much for your help…read more Support local!

Informative, helpful, and friendly. Great folks over at Flesher-Hinton…read more Highly recommend equipment rentals and lessons.

I truly never write reviews but this local store sincerely deserves all the buzz. The variety of…read moreproducts are so unique and relatively affordable. The owner (I assume) is very knowledgeable and so friendly! I didn't bring any earmuffs with me to Denver, so I ended up buying one of the handmade (in Nepal) fleece-lined wool beanie animal hats. I do not wear hats, but I was desperate. It is the warmest hat I've ever worn, AND the fleece lining does not flatten my curls!! I got the lion beanie and want to wear it everywhere I go because it (mainly the lion's mane) brings me such joy. I can't tell whether the animal beanies are intended for children or not, but they fit adult heads -- the ear flaps (with attached tails!) make the beanie a bit wide so it doesn't totally ruin your hair day. I also bought a rastafarian animal beanie for my parents back in KC. I'm making my boyfriend go to the store with me once more before we leave Denver so I can buy at least five more beanies. They are truly so soft and warm (and less than $20!). I want one to go with every coat, and I'm going to get a few for my friends -- they may think they look a bit childish, but they won't care once they wear them.

Found a beautiful genuine moonstone ring for a very reasonable price. Owner was very helpful and…read morenot pushy to sell you something just because. I'll visit again next time I'm back in Denver.

We had to pick up a friend's acoustic guitar that he was having re-strung and tuned. I don't play…read moreany instruments so I've never had any reason to go inside. I'm glad I did today though. So many people enjoying music and playing instruments. The selection of guitars and amps was off the hook. Drums, sheet music, accessories and everything in between. They even have areas for instrument repair and music lessons. Everyone seemed like they were happy and really enjoying being in the store. It's clearly a place people like to hang out. A social center of sorts. I liked the fact they had armed security in the parking lot and inside the front door. There simply can't be too much security these days. The parking lot was simple and wee maintained. The staff was friendly bordering on perky. Thumbs up for Guitar Center.

I've been to all the Guitar Centers in Colorado and this one is by far the best one. This is coming…read morefrom a drummer's perspective though so keep that in mind. The drum selection from sets, cymbals (especially cymbals), sticks, etc are the best here. They also have an isolated drum room with a sick DW kit with a bunch of cymbals. Please be mindful of others though when playing the kit in there and don't be obnoxious/play for a long period non stop especially if others are clearly trying to play. The icing on the cake is Jacob who is super knowledgeable about all things drums and will make sure to take care of you. I would drive out of my way just to buy from him.

I have been working with Keyboard Carriers for over 10 years in the capacity of moving or storing…read moremy baby grand piano. They have gone in and out of houses, up and down stairs. They are presently storing my piano. I am so grateful for this company. They are reliable, they have great movers and I have never had any problems or damage. Teresa who always answers the phone is so competent. The moving crews have been 100% careful and respectful. Both in packing up the piano for moving and unpacking it and setting it up, they have done an admirable job. All movers have been great, Afi stands out especially. If you need to move or store your piano, based on my 10 year history with them, I can recommend them 100%.

Having our carpets replaced and needed someone to move and store our piano for a couple weeks…read more Smartly called the Denver Steinway people and asked them who they use. They pointed us to Keyboard Carriers. I scheduled it. They just came and picked it up. Killer job. 3 guys, knew exactly what they were doing, I was the 5th one they moved today. They are complete experts. I couldn't be happier with how the treated the piano, their knowledge of what they were doing and how they moved it and put it on the van. Their documentation of the piano condition too was great so we can make sure it come back in the same condition that they took it. They will have it for a couple weeks. Will repost when I get it back.

Wow - Amazing museum and quality Harvest guitars. Owner…read moreGordon took the time to tell me all about the museum items and his design Harvest Guitars, Guitars for our Troops too. We are lucky Gordon and this shop exist. A must see for all Colorado guitar players.

If you are a music lover of any instrument, this is a need to go to place. I WOULD highly recommend…read moreit. I had originally discovered this company years ago and formed a outstanding relationship with the owner, Gordon. I drove over there the other day because I definitely wanted to give Gordon's cause a donation. Gordon does this thing which is called "Guitars for our Troops". He sends out Guitar's to people in the military that are at war, want to learn how to play guitar or some even have PTSD and finding a way thru music helps calm the nerves and chases out some of those demons. Gordon ended up buying his own building and moved to this larger place a couple years ago. As I visit often, I just love to go in and talk to Gordon and see all the instruments although I play none. I went the other day and was very happy to see JP who sometimes works out of there, he does private guitar lessons and was my daughters first and only guitar instructor. Gordon is working towards turning this amazing building into an instrument Museum, I know he will get it done. Our family had decided to donate our old Victrola that has been in the family for years.

Hank And his crew are amazing! My kids have loved his class for years. My kids' love for music is…read morebecause of him

My daughter and I absolutely love music class with Rocky Mountain Aardvarks! She enjoys playing the…read moreinstruments, dancing and clapping to all the tunes and the social engagement she gets with the other kids and adults. We really appreciate having a musical setting that is so engaging. It's always a fun time whether you are inside during the colder months or outside in the park in the warmer months. Would highly recommend!