I haven't been to this guitar center in almost 18-years, not because I don't like them but because…read morethey are about an hour away from me now. I used to live in this neck of the woods and would visit this store frequently. Since we were in the area, I wanted to stop back in for old-times sake. The store was orderly and clean, and they have a great variety of instruments to choose from. I was actually looking for an Ovation acoustic guitar and they had one; unfortunately, it was a 12-string. The staff member that was working there pointed me in the right direction to find one though, which was great; thank you for that! I am interested in upgrading to a newer keyboard and noticed they have several Yamaha, Korg, Nord, Roland, Moog, and Casio options on display, most notably were the Yamaha Montage M8 & M6, and a used Korg Juno. I would have really been interested in testing out the Korg Grand Stage X or a Korg Kronos 88. They have a great enclosed room for some of the higher-end electric guitars ($2,000+) and separate room for the acoustic guitars. This is a great way to sample different guitars and really take in the sound to see if it's the right choice for you. I noticed that most of the new or higher end guitars are all locked to the wall hangers, so you need to ask for assistance if you want to try something out. Most of the lower end models and used guitars are not locked but also not setup or tuned. I sampled three Hollow body Gretsch guitars that I thought looked great, and they were out of tune and the action was wacky. Not the end of the world but I play all the time and when I'm trying something out and it's not setup properly I hang it back up and move on. I'm not going to spend $600+ on something that I have to spend time setting up or pay someone to setup. I also noticed they were selling an EVH Wolfgang Special for $1,200 but it was missing its chrome nut locks, Yikes! A new set will cost you about $20. I ended up purchasing a D'Addario Reflex Capo for $22. I've never had one of these and always wanted to learn a song or two using a capo. This one is durable, adjustable, can be used on electric or acoustic guitars, and has two built-in pick holders which is great. All-in-all, it was a great visit and I would definitely shop here again. If you are a newbie to buying a guitar, I would recommend bringing someone with you that has more experience to ensure you get a guitar that is setup and is worth your hard-earned money before you go all-in.

I've never been to this guitar Center it's pretty big and has a lot of guitars to choose from…read more The only thing I was disappointed is it didn't have any stickers or patches It had a few posters but the one by my house has some really cool stickers. I noticed this place gets bad reviews but we had a good experience but we only bought one small item.

Its always good to support local businesses when possible, but I can't recommend Jimmy's. If…read moreyou're looking for a nice selection of used gear, it's decent. And that's because Polk County is just filled with mediocre to beginner instruments and amps every where. The reason people praise this place is because it's literally not Guitar Center. If you're looking for a good customer service experience, this isn't it. Its just a step above a pawn shop with the bars on the windows and buzz in front doors. The transactions (unfortunately) I've done with them. Jimmy bullies you into an agreement and tries to make you feel like he's doing you a favor.

Jimmy and Chuck do a great job in bringing you into the history of Gibson and Fender electric (and…read morea few cool acoustic) guitars. Where Jimmy finds them I don't know, I just know that this place rivals any vintage place in the world. I've been to Gruhn's in Nashville numerous times, and to Dave's in LaCrosse, WI. I always come back to Jimmys in Auberndale, FL. A beautiful drive from I-4 is worth the detour from Tampa or Orlando. If you like old, rare, and vintage guitars at a fair price, I recommend them highly. I have bought more than 15 guitars from Jimmy. Mike Williams MikeWilliamsComedy.com

Quoted me $300+ to repair a stripped truss rod nut that I fixed for less than $100 including tools!read more

I was researching buying my first banjo and found out that some of the best are made right here in…read moreBrevard county. They treated me real well here. Showed me the back room where banjos were being set up. I left with a CC-50 and I love it! Highly recommend this place.

An old school guitar shop with lots of vintage "dream" guitars while still maintaining good mid to…read moreentry level guitars and amps. You want Gibson/Fender Custom shop...yup. You want the real deal from the 50s and 60s...yup. How about an original Plexi or a Blackface Fender amp to go with it? it's a small shop packed with interesting stuff from yesterday and today. The fellow that owns the shop is a legit guitar player who will work deals with his fellow breathren

Epic location surpassed by the very hospitable and knowledgeable owner. Can wait to return. Hard to…read morewalk away without purchasing one of their great instruments.

I had brought about 6 guitars a couple amps a wah pedal and a microphone with the stand and cords…read more One of those guitars being a Jackson rhoades it is a 500 dollar guitar brand new so I knew I wouldn't get 500 but they wanted to tell me it's fake and I didn't get it from a good place. I sold this guitar back to guitar center where I bought it and got 375 I messaged db music to let them know about the price situation and they wanted to say I don't know what I'm talking about and that nobody has ever said anything like that. He was very dude over the messages I don't suggest buying or selling to these people they have a very select choice of people they want to be fair with and others they do wrong so I would suggest staying away from here and just sticking with guitar center or a better music store

So far, I have purchased three guitars from DB music over the last 3 years at their brick and…read moremortar store in Zephyrhills, Florida, and the prices were fair, and I'm very happy with my purchases. My experience with them has been very good.

This establishment is a true class act and I will order any and all music related items through…read morehere in the future! The one star review from another person wasn't my experience at all. I also have a Step Up For Student account and we placed an order online, but the case was too small. They offered to have us come in with the guitar to ensure a solid fit. So we decided on a little road trip! I was BLOWN AWAY at the beauty of this place. I must say the gorgeous guitars and Irish castle vibes were breathtaking. It's like a speakeasy meets a castle inside this wonderful location! If you are looking for an instrument I highly recommend you contact them! You will not be disappointed! They are going to be offering a coffee bar in the future and music lessons! I look forward to seeing this beautiful place flourish. Everyone was an absolute class act!

Incredibly high expectations walking in the door to Corzic Music - and they were exceeded in every…read moreway. Where to begin... I started the process months ago by emailing back and forth with Sam and phone calls with Matt - to better understand the Plek machines and determine if it would be a good fit for my boyfriend's 50th birthday gift. I was met with the epitome of professionalism, knowledge, kindness and guidance. They understood I was hoping to make it a stellar birthday for my fella and went above and beyond in making that a reality. From the moment we walked in the door, we were greeted with warmth by everyone - handshakes and smiles. After a two hour drive from home, that's a great way to begin! The shop / store / vault / "playrooms" (as I'm calling them) are well thought out, and welcoming to the public. My fella definitely wanted to have the full experience so we planned for at least 3-4 hours onsite - we spent over 6.5 hours and there was still more to experience. The shop was incredibly clean. Everyone was informational on all fronts - happy for us to be engaged in the full experience - including explanation of the processes occurring inside the Plek machines. We brought 6 guitars and 5 were evaluated; three of those run through the full blown "plek'ing" process. My guy was able to pull guitars off the wall and play at his leisure. We were offered a tour and they often made sure we had a water, etc. I can never say enough good things about Corzic Music and the folks running that well-oiled ship. We will absolutely be back. Can't recommend enough!

Pompous, like actually insufferable and miserable employees. You don't make sales commission, but…read morewhen someone tells you they're "browsing" you wanna look at the rest of the party and scoff "ahh gee well the rest of you just browsing too?!" And then proceed to ignore us the entire rest of our trip? Lovely guitars, beautiful classic and custom shop pieces.. horrible employees. Didn't know their stock, didn't know how to speak to guest and potential patrons, didn't even try to sale me the guitar I mentioned several times whilst you're standing right in front of it? Joke.

Amazing store with super helpful employees who really know music. Plenty of new and used items in…read morestock. Go check it out if you are looking for a guitar, bass, ukulele, Banjo, amp, accessories, etc.

The owner Troy, is by far the best instructor a new or experienced musician could find in this…read morearea. Apopka is fortunate to have a music teacher that individually leads his students in a way that motivates and challenges, but does not overwhelm. Additionally, His guitar playing skills will blow you away. Highly recommended!

I'm really glad this shop opened because the next closest guitar shop is further away than I would…read morelike to drive. I have a guitar that I, embarrassingly, couldn't get to be playable for over a year. I dropped it off and by the next day had a wonderfully working instrument. Troy, who I believe is the owner, went over the all the possible issues with me and it ended up being a simple repair. Other than that, inside the shop was filled wall-to-wall with guitars, basses, ukuleles, and plenty of accessories. I didn't check out the prices so I can't comment on that, but there was definitely plenty to choose from. It was a really cool shop and I hope I get to go back soon.