The amp and pedal selection here was mind blowing. If I had the time, I could spend many days here…read moretrying everything out. 10/10 music store- great selection for all instruments and incredibly helpful + friendly staff. My 2 year old was crying and one of the staff came over and showed her a djembe to distract here from her tantrum!

Absolutely Terrific. This is a family run business by Professional Musicians. When you're doing…read morebusiness in a crowded, evolving market for many years and your business is thriving and growing, you must be doing something right. All your musical needs are here in one big, beautiful building, with easy parking. Very convenient, one stop shopping with a very knowledgeable, experienced staff. Thank you ! See you all again soon.

I went for the first time a couple of weeks ago interested in a small practice amp and I left with…read moreone I'm really happy with in 10 minutes. Ritchie's is a nice, local music shop. It wasn't racks upon racks of the same overpriced, mass produced, mid-grade instruments and equipment that pack the corporate chain stores. The store is well organized and the staff is knowledgeable and helpful. It's worth a visit.

I knew George from the Route 46 locations so I was excited to see they were till around. I drove…read moreout to this new location and not only was George not there, but the drum shop had barely much of an assortment. At any rate I inquired about a Pearl Hi Hat Seat model that was for my stand from several years back and they said they could acquire it and would phone me. Almost 2 years have gone by, I have never heard from them. Wrote this store off and it's a shame because I spend roughly $1k a year on equipment and maintenance of that equipment.

I'm a new student (22 y/o) but I've been loving it so far! I was choosing between a few different…read moreplaces for voice lessons, and Denville Music Academy kindly let me do a trial lesson before making my decision. Once I met my teacher (Alyce, who is both talented and fun to talk to) during that trial lesson, I knew I would be staying and didn't have to try any other places; I really enjoyed myself and learned so much already within my first lesson. Everyone else at Denville Music has been very sincere and flexible too, in my interactions with them. Plus, the academy is a kind of cool, quirky, warm vibe inside. Definitely recommend trying it out!

Denville Music Academy has offered my daughter a great experience as she learns piano. Their…read moreteachers are knowledgeable, work really well with children, and it helps that the owners are very hands-on in the success of their school. After researching several other options, we are very happy we made the decision to enroll here.

I can't say enough good things about my experience at The Music Shop, and especially about my…read moreinstructor, Dave Wheeler. I'm a 72-year-old saxophonist who picked up the saxophone for the very first time after retiring from a 40-year career in biochemistry spanning academia and research. So yes, I came in knowing enzymes better than eighth notes. Dave has been an absolute gift. He brings a deep well of music theory knowledge, practical musicianship, and real-world experience to every lesson. More importantly, he has remarkable patience and creativity. He listens carefully, identifies where I'm struggling, and then designs clear, effective strategies that make practice both productive and enjoyable between lessons. What I especially value is that Dave doesn't teach from a script. He adapts to the student in front of him--age, background, learning style, and goals included. Thanks to his guidance, I've made steady progress, gained confidence, and genuinely look forward to practicing and improving. If you're considering lessons at The Music Shop -- whether you're 08 or 78 -- I can't recommend Dave Wheeler highly enough. He's the real deal. -- Michael Van Allen, student https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelavanallen/

I'm sharing my experience to help others make an informed decision…read more I brought in a ~1-year-old student flute (purchased on the West Coast) for what I now know were minor adjustments. At the time, I followed the technician's recommendation for a full COA. When the instrument was returned, it played essentially the same as when I dropped it off. I brought it back a second time. It came back slightly improved, but still not properly adjusted. A few weeks later, I visited an independent flute technician in Brooklyn. He immediately identified the issues, charged nearly half the cost, spent over an hour on the instrument, and fixed it correctly. It has remained in excellent playing condition since. Based on this experience, I would not return here for service or purchase. I would strongly encourage others especially parents of student players to seek a second opinions and verify the quality of work.

Decent music store in Sussex. They have a small collection of guitars at competitive prices…read more There's a variety of used guitars in good to very good condition. Stopped in for a new guitar strap and some medium picks. I believe that they also provide repair services on instruments as a customer brought an acoustic guitar for service.

From the owner: Sussex County Music for all your music needs including repairs, lessons, instrument rentals, new…read moreand used gear. Electric and acoustic guitars, strings, accessories, amps, keyboards, basses, PA and recording gear.

Definitely, as good as it gets! I brought my grandson to Miss Gen's Saturday class and I don't know…read morewho was more enthralled, Lee, or ME! Miss Gen is an awesome teacher and person. Give your child a treat and a super intro to music! Thank you Gen, for such a great experience.

From the owner: Merry Musicians offers Music Together classes in Randolph, Denville, Mountain Lakes, Mendham, Mt…read more Arlington and surrounding areas. We are a music curriculum for families with children from 0-8 year olds. We offer parent child classes for 0-5 year olds, Babies only classes for 0-8 mo olds and the Rhythm Kids Program for 4-8 year olds. We also have Music Together In-School classes in Mendham and Mountain Lakes

I've been taking pole classes at Flight Risk Aerials (at their new studio in Randolph) for about 5…read moremonths now, and I absolutely love it here! I took a few aerial and lyra classes as well and I was very impressed with those classes too. Every instructor here has their own style, which makes every class unique, educational and interesting. The classes are normally relatively small (3-12 people depending on the day), so you get lots of individual attention and feedback from the instructors as well as whole-class instruction. Oftentimes we have to share poles, but this means that you make a friendship with your pole mate, which is a huge part of the experience in my opinion. The ceiling is very high, so we have very tall poles which makes moves that involve climbing, inverts, descents, etc. a lot more possible. This is a relatively small studio so naturally you will have more advanced folks coming to intro class sometimes and vice versa. Whenever there are many people in the class of different levels (i.e. some beginners, some intermediates, etc) the instructors always do their best to accommodate everyone no matter their skill level. I look forward to the studio offering more advanced classes soon. I've made many great friends coming here, as it is an incredibly thriving, inclusive community. It's always a very supportive, body-positive environment in my experience. I will certainly continue to take classes here as long as I live in NJ. I'll never go to a run-of-the-mill gym again. If you get the monthly membership, you get your money's worth after just 7-8 classes, which if you go more than twice a week is definitely worth it. Would highly recommend Flight Risk Aerials to anyone looking to get into pole, aerials or lyra!

Where else can you take an aerial silks class around here?? I don't know but I'd be more than…read morewilling to go back here for some other classes as well. A girlfriend planned a bachelorette brunch that started off with aerial silks as an alternative to the traditional binge drinking night of bad decisions-I would have went either way but this was a refreshing idea. The owner set up a paypal payment method so that whoever wanted to sign up could and it took the pressure off of dealing with all of it the day of. We had about 20 people show up for this event--it was a really nice group of girls and the owner (i guess, and her assistant) were both very nice and accommodating. So I can't elaborate so much on the experience because I'm stupid and hurt my back a week ago, didn't even think of it because it started feeling better but when I attempted to get on the silks it was just a no-go for me. I should have asked for a credit for another class as I sat out the entire time but it is what it is no biggie. So the silks hang from the ceiling, they are secure and you won't fall out (if you follow directions). They take you through a variety of poses and movements and help you into position if you need. Be prepared there is a significant amount of pressure put on the body wherever you are hanging from, so when you start out on the lower back that's the pressure, if you get into other poses with the silk wrapped around your hips or legs, that's where the pressure is. You might get some silk burn or some slight bruises but it's not like someone's punching you it's just a pressure thing. I definitely want to go back and try belly dancing, they also have pole dance, and chair dance. If you're looking for something different give this place a go!