Great company. Bought my first guitar to teach myself there. I bought a Yamaha JR2. Very good…read morebusiness, much better than the big box store GC.

I have been a customer at Gary's for many years, back when it was on Albany street in the 90s. Gary…read moreis awesome. Chris Pearne was awesome. This is a great store and I still buy stuff there to this day. The reason why this isn't a 5 star review is because I was gouged pretty deep for a simple amp repair (noisy input jack) about 10 years ago and the amp repairman gave me a huge attitude when I inquired why it was so expensive. After telling him that I will not be bringing any of my amp repairs the Gary's ever again, he literally shrugged it of with a "win some, lose some" attitude. It isn't his business so why give a care, right P? Anyway, I have stayed true to my claim and haven't had any repairs at Gary's and I strongly urge all my musician friends to not get amp repairs done here. I think that the guitar repairs would be safe for my musician friends to use but don't know how much they charge as I am a Luthier and do all my own repairs. Should Gary's Guitars get a new amp repairman, I would be willing to have my many tube amps I own serviced here. I miss having a place to go to get tube amps serviced for reasonably priced, friendly service.

Pat has closed his shop and retired. A loss for all guitarists, as he is the best tech anywhere.read more

I have driven hundreds of miles each year for 20 years just to have Pat DiBurro tune up, and work…read morehis magic on my Taylor guitars. Pat is a MASTER LUTHIER and even nicer person. Thank you, Pat.

Rarely, today, does one meet a service provider whose business ethic is Immediately apparent as…read morewith this STELLAR COMPANY. I received a beautiful instrument that had languished for 10 years: neither was it pleasant to play nor did it fulfill its sonic promise. Sometimes when you call a business, you receive an immediate vibe over the phone. Calling Mouradian Guitar, the owner himself answered. Instantly it was apparent that I was the only concern for this man at that moment: how often can one say that, let alone feel the confidence that such focus inspires? Jon was straightforward about both his willingness to address my instrument's challenges and his appreciation for my wishing to bring the Guild back into use. Once Jon had touched the instrument, he made good on his promise that I would simply not recognize the guitar once he had dialed it in. I have had a Very hard time keeping my hands off the instrument since bringing it home. The only thing that gives me more joy than playing this re-born instrument is reporting the delight of finding a man of such expertise, integrity and high standards. No one will touch my instruments from now on but Mouradian Guitar Company.

OutstandIng - in both skill and customer service. Not only…read moredid John fix my guitar's "issues" but I got "probable cause" and a demo on how to avoid a future problem. Priceless. Fair pricing and a true pro. He's got my business for as long as he has a bench.

I dropped off an Ibanez to him that I had for many years thinking it was going to be a quick set up…read moreand a Schecter guitar that I had just bought recently from a music store. Upon inspecting my Ibanez he found the neck joint was almost completely broken through. He repaired it and set me up with a new trem. bar and I gotta say the guitar plays like brand new. The Schecter he found a couple of small issues with that he took care of and some stuff the music store that I bought it from should have noticed and taken care of. His prices are fair and he's beyond thorough! Communicated very well and was very detailed in what needed to be done. I won't bring anything with strings that I own to anyone else from here on out. Thanks Chris!

From the owner: My goal is a happy musician! I specialize in making your guitar fit your needs.read more

I brought a Gibson J45 acoustic here for some work. They did a great job for a very fair price…read more If you need a new instrument, lessons, or guitar repairs - I'd highly recommend NH Guitars. These are very cool people.

The set up work is amazing ! Neat inventory . Hard to find stuff . Worthy the trip . Very helpful…read moretechs and sales folks

extemely helpful, one of the few local music stores that stock string for all instruments. Only…read moresell you what you really need, they don't try and talk you into something that is beyond your ability or interest

From the owner: We offer acoustic stringed instruments and accessories sales and service. We offer music lessons…read morefor piano, violin, and guitar. Large selection of White Mountain Puzzles, Lovepop cards all at discount prices!

I just purchased a guitar at this terrific guitar store. Gino and his team were excellent! Very…read moreknowledgable and a large selection of electric and acoustic guitars. Worth a trip!

From the owner: Gino’s Guitar Gallery specializes in guitar sales. We have all your guitar related supplies. We buy…read moreguitars and amps. Call today!

Guitar center , Portsmouth, New, Hampshire. They always do right by me. They need to do some thing…read moreabout the antiquated computer system other than that I've always been happy. Danvers is great too.

Coming here is like going to the DMV. One of the worst run guitar centers I've ever been to. Want…read moreto buy a pack of strings? Be prepared for a 45 minute wait while the guys who work there stare at a screen with a blank look on their face. Terrible store.

I bought an instrument from them on Reverb…read more I even agreed to buy a used gig bag they had on their site for $20, since the electric sitar that I purchased didn't have one The next morning, an hour before the store opens, "Paul" tells me to hold off on buying the gig bags because they can't find the instrument that I bought! He suggested I put in for a refund. I was not going to be the one to break the deal and I told him I was not interested in a refund, I wanted the instrument they sold me and was bought and paid for. A short time later, Paul tells me they looked all over and can't find it and sent me a refund anyway. They had the instrument when they took pictures of it and posted it on a Reverb two months prior! It was an oddball Electric Sitar/Guitar Did they think it might be rare or a prototype? Did someone offer them more money? Did they keep it for themselves? Did an employee steal it? I asked them to check with all of their employees and any surveillance footage, sales records, etc. If I had a music store and an instrument was missing, I would be raising heck! Especially something already sold, bought and paid for by a customer! I will never deal with this place again and I hope that no one does. Do so at your own risk!

I bought a new guitar here back in November. It was an expensive guitar for me as I had never…read morepurchased something of this level before. Well, I had an issue with the guitar well after the return window and the folks here went above and beyond in helping to rectify the problem. I could not speak more highly of this establishment and I will be buying all my musical equipment and accessories form them in the future.

Outstanding service, repairs, upgrades and custom products. Hands down the best stringed instrument…read moreLuthier in the NH. Hand wound Stonewall pickups are extraordinary upgrades for any guitar...they are all I use now!

I had just purchased a used '72 Yamaha G-170A classical guitar in need of some love and didn't…read more(still don't) have the know-how to clean it, lower the action, and set it up with new strings, so I searched Yelp in the Portsmouth area and began to call around. Five or so calls later and I got to talking with Scott at Naked Guitar Repair. He came off as a good dude who was really comfortable with guitars and confident in his work, so even though I had found a cheaper option, I drove over to Madbury to meet Scott. His shop is located in the same lot as a landscaping business and is entered through the side door under the green awning along the right-hand side of the building. The space is refreshingly unfinished, with tools lining the perimeter workbench spaces and guitars in various states of build hanging along the walls. The real look of the place was the first of a few indications that I had chosen the right repair shop for my old Yamaha. Scott looked up from his work and received me warmly into his workshop. He deftly inspected the guitar, played a Spanish riff to check its original condition, and concluded that it was in great shape, definitely worth cleaning up. Throughout the "interview" he was really friendly and shared a great deal of information about his history with guitars; during this conversation I also came to learn that Scott builds electric guitars from scratch under the name Stonewall Instruments in this same space (another indication that my Yamaha was in good hands). He was even willing to work with me on the price of the work. I picked up the guitar a few days later, and, needless to say, it sparkled and sang. I'll try to include a photo of it with this post, but you should just take my word for it -- the guitar glows like it was touched by a experienced perfectionist and is matched by the sweetest tone, new strings tight and sharp. Can't be more happy with the "upgrade" Scott was able to bring out of her. Not only do I recommend Naked Guitar Repair to anyone looking for a honest conversation about a guitar in need, but I'm personally committed to returning to the business when Scott has his annual Stonewall Instruments open house. Hope this helps. Be well!