Ed works on all the stuff i break…read more This is the honest guitar doctor that works on all my Ibanez variants. From sustainiacs to pawnshop specials, Ed has fixed them all for me.

I took a guitar I had purchased for a set up & was more than satisfied with the result & how quick…read morehe got it done. Definitely will be going back for other guitar set up or any repair needs

Best Music store in all Texas!!!! Real pros working there and an Amazing probably the best Guitar…read moreTech in all Texas working there as well.

Do not get your guitar set up here. The (supposed to be) technician chipped my guitar and all my…read morestrings are buzzing. My guitar was in pristine condition. The guy name is Robert by the way. He don't have a clue of what he's doing.

Infinity Guitars is a great little guitar shop in the Memorial-I10 area. Randy has a fantastic,…read morecurated selection of instruments for beginners to beautiful boutique custom built gems by builders like Suhr, PRS and Nick Huber for experienced and discerning players. He also offers affordable and professional guitar repair work and has a staff of seasoned instrument instructors offering music lessons to all levels and ages. Stop by and enjoy the family friendly store environment and the wonderful selection of top notch instruments!

We made a purchase on Reverb for a G&L Tribute ASAT listed as "Brand New" only to find out from a…read moreguitar tech that one of the frets had damage and was either filed incorrectly or some other attempt was made to fix an undisclosed issue. Definitely not "Brand New" condition and not playable. You would think an Authorized G&L Dealer that lists a guitar as "Brand New" would be more agreeable to resolve this situation, but Infinity Guitars was completely unwilling. Also pretty unresponsive. This was not an instrument sold in "as is" condition. So we're stuck with an expensive fix. Sadly, with our limited expertise this was discovered outside the return window (of 2 days!) BUYER BEWARE. Instrument was not as listed.

This is the place to find vintage guitars in Houston…read more There's lots of nice vintage electric and acoustic guitars and the employees are nice. Best store in Houston and they have a good luthier. C'est la place pour trouver des guitares vintages à Houston. Il y a beaucoup de belle guitares acoustiques et électriques et les employés sont cool. Meilleur magasin de guitares dans la ville de Houston.

Sales staff is very knowledgeable and attended to us promptly. So many options including drums,…read moreviolins, mallets, amps, sheet music and more. If you're looking to buy sell or trade this is your place

Neil is the man. I get my guitars worked on here and only here. Great prices. Great stories about…read morerock n roll.

Neil did a great job on all my guitars. He did an excellent job on replacing the frets on my 71…read moreFender Jazz. Super nice and very very busy shop. Also did my Telecaster, Takamine and Les Paul. Smooth as butter... no buzz ... Like going back in time to find Mozart of Guitar Repairs. I have a Gibson ES 335 to bring in soon.

The guys are so nice and helpful. They really understand the instrument and can help with any…read moremodifications or repairs you need

Simply the best. I only take my amps to Lance b/c he's fantastic at what he does (very…read moreknowledgeable) and has very fair pricing. He's usually good about swift turnaround too.

Writing this review is not fun, satisfying, or in any way granting me a sense of closure. I…read moregenuinely wish the best for Lance and his business, but my experience must be shared. Early 2019 I bought my dream amp: an early 70's Sunn Model T. After receiving and unpacking the artifact, I started searching for local amp techs and decided to go with Tone Dr. after consideration of cost and distance. My first visit was all well and good, dropped the amp off for a post-shipping checkup and re-tube. Turnaround was quick and the price wasn't too bad compared to the more established competition. Even was promised a lifetime warranty, which seemed strange as no tech I've encountered up to this point issues a blanket guarantee on amplifiers. The amp worked without issue for a few weeks until one night when one of the 6550 tubes began to white flash when signal was introduced. Immediately killed the power and notified Lance, who agreed it should be brought in. Long story short, after waiting a month, finally had to call and call and call before I was told that the amp was ready. After receiving the amp again, with two new tubes and some replaced internals, I get it back home. 48 hours later my 1970's Sunn Model T white flashes again and catches fire within the chassis from normal use at concert volume. Normally I'd be concerned if my amp failed this quickly after turnaround, especially with the Model T, which is notorious for failure when pushed way past normal boundaries (it wasn't), but I have never, EVER heard of an amplifier setting itself on fire in this manner unless something internally was installed improperly. Why not take it back and use the lifetime warranty? There is no way, short of putting a loaded gun to my head, that I would ever entertain that idea. Amps should never catch fire through normal use, and therefore we know the cause. Steamboat Amps brought my Model T back to life and as of this writing, there are zero problems. Pic related: the resurrected amp. That baggie on top of it is full of the parts that had to be replaced due to the fire. Incompetence, oversight, lack of due diligence... call it whatever you want. It cost me over half a grand to rectify the Doctor's malpractice. As much as I would love to recommend this business, I'm now forced to do the opposite.

My '86 Kramer Baretta that I've had since high school (and is still my main guitar) accidentally…read moregot knocked off its stand. It fell face first, and a few of the upper frets under the high 'E' got damaged when the strings got pushed right into the fret wire. I was super nervous having any fret work done, as once material is removed, there's no going back. My big fear was that too much material would need to be removed, altering the playability, and then I would eventually need to to have a full fret replacement done. I talked to the owner Dave and explained what had happened. Super nice guy, and very interesting to chat with. He's been building and repairing guitars his whole life, and knew exactly what had happened as he'd seen this issue before. When I got the guitar back, not only were the damaged frets repaired, but some slight buzzing from another fret (that affected 2 strings) was corrected, and the overall playability was improved. Easier bends, smoother vibrato. Most important to me, the frets were only reworked in the upper register where it was needed (12th -14th frets and up). The price was very reasonable as well. I would DEFINITELY recommend Texas Guitar Hospital for any repair work. Interesting fact: the location is actually the Robin guitar factory. To say it's a full service shop is an understatement! Daniel Hogan Houston, TX

Just had an amazing experience at Texas Guitar Hospital. Went in for a quote on some repairs on my…read morewell-loved but beaten up #1 strat. What I found was a fully operational custom guitar and pickup making facility. Met the owner, Dave, at the front desk. Super nice guy. Took me on a tour of their operations. Wow is an understatement. On top of that, lightning quick turnaround and the best rates in town. Rio Grande pickups are the brand of their custom p/u. I wound up having the bridge p/u replaced with their RailGunner custom one. It absolutely transformed the weak sound from the bridge to a monstrous tone dripping with attitude. Highly recommend.