Bob O. rebuilt an old Bach 42B back in the early 80's for me, and the horn is still the best!!read more

Jim services my 1966 Reynolds Contempora bass trombone, taking a ent out of the bell and removing…read morethe double trigger valve mechanism - replacing with an ergonomically comfortable pair of paddles. Spectacular work!

I am just now learning banjo at 71. I broke a string and - it being my first stringed instrument.-…read moredidn't know what to do. I happened to find Mr C's, less than a mile from my house. I called and went over. Jim helped me, friendly and kind. Put the strong on for me and everything. Students were coming for music lessons, it seemed like a bustling little place. I'm so happy to know Mr C's is there!

Jim the owner along with the music Teachers are some of the nicest people you will ever meet. I've…read moreknown Jimmy for a long time and he can tell you anything and everything about guitars. He's got a nice assortment of electric and acoustic guitars along with a variety of other instruments to suite your needs. Jimmy will go out of his way to make sure your experience at Mr. C's is a pleasant one and you keep coming back. The big box stores maybe not so much. So come on in and experience the small store way, you will be glad you did.

I don't suggest sending kids to this school, especially if your kids have special needs. The…read morefounder/board member/director Kate Yoder dislikes young kids and autism kids. She discriminated my kid as soon as we walked in the recital room. She asked us not to sit in the front row because she said my kids were "young". Approaching to the end of the recital, she ordered us to sit in the back because she said my kids were "noisy". She knew my kid had ASD. But my kid is high functioning and behaves pretty normally. There're other young children and baby(ies) in the audience making sound. My kid's teacher who was also in the audience approved in writing later that my kids were not disturbing. The teacher actually had suggested us to sit as close as to the front. We were targeted by Kate Yoder from the beginning. My kid has autism. We are minority. I had never met her before. My kid met her only briefly years ago. To rationalize her discriminated and targeted actions, Kate Yoder even made up some actions that my kids never did "legs in the air, lying on the floor" in writing. It was also proved by other audience not happening at all. It's so evil for an educator to put on innocent young children!! Whenever I requested Kate Yoder to apologize, the school canceled my kid's signup of the summer program and kicked my kid out from the school. And it happened twice. What a shame for a place that is supposed to be for beautiful things like music and care! Kate Yoder should step down from all her positions of this organization!

It's a good place to take lessons. My friend teaches a class for 0-12 year olds there.read more

I had my P bass redone. It was sent out to the luthier he recommended and redone top to bottom, and…read morenow plays like brand new. I found where I can take my bass now having had mediocre jobs done in the past.

Cool little shop... I took lessons here briefly, years ago, and thought Frank was a great guy. Was…read moreburning me cds to take home and practice with well before the technology was common/popular/easy. Haven't been there in years, but here's hoping it (and Frank) is still there and doing well.

A fantastic resource for used records…read more Prices are fair, a regular influx of new arrivals and a great selection of used guitars if you'd like to play some music of your own.

This is a top notch music shop in the old school tradition. I recommend checking it out, taking…read moresome time to talk to the owner or the friendly staff. You will learn something. They may not have a million instruments on display, but they have a lot, andif you want something specific they can help you with that. They also do great repair work.

I didn't find the book I was looking for here (a popular first year piano lesson book, which I was…read moreshopping for late in the start-of-lessons season) but I did find a very pleasant store, very helpful staff, and a place I'll return to next time I need anything music related. Guitar strings, picks, tuners, etc., they have a store chock full of whatever you need. Except of course they were fresh out of the book I was looking for (an empty slot on the rack) but I can't hold that against them.

I bought a rare and wonderful used guitar here at a fair price. The owner needs to exercise more…read morepride on what he sells though, my guess is that this isn't his day job. Lots of love for the small independent guitar dealer tho.

Support local music stores!! Great selection, lots of knowledge, and excellent customer service…read more Honestly, Mom and Pop music stores are becoming harder to find. This is a place you can sit down and play an instrument in person before purchasing. Great staff. Honest and caring.

This is for the Leominster Location... and Im a guitarist, so I can only speak to the guitar side…read moreof things. This is a nice music store, and the staff are great, not pushy - just helpful enough to make your own decision. Granted It doesn't have the charm of places that used to exist like the old music box in Fitchburg or Wurlitzer's but it has what you need and when you need it (and it is not guitar center thank god). Surprisingly it is THE place to get a pedal. They have everything you are looking for, other than Strymon and a few others. They probably could use a few less entry level guitars from china and have a few more options on the higher end side, you know something that keeps you coming in and saving your pennies for. Very glad that they give lessons. that only means that there will be more musicians! Information is not knowledge. Knowledge is not wisdom. Wisdom is not truth. Truth is not beauty. Beauty is not love. Love is not music. Music is THE BEST. FZ

Was great place until sold to father and son. If you just need to buy something, fine. But if…read moreyou're looking for lessons, better to go somewhere else. Mistakes in scheduling, lots of conflict and yelling between teachers and staff. The dad has real emotional problems. Quick to lose temper. Was much nicer when the lady owned it.

I take piano lessons here. Started at age 61. It is never too late to start. Most instructors are…read moreUML music majors. They are so knowledgeable about the wonderful world of music!

What a great find!…read more My daughter wanted to take ukulele lessons. I thought she was kidding. Nope totally serious. My older daughter wanted piano lessons. I emailed and got a response the next day. I picked a time for each and took them to their first lessons. Both teachers are patient and great with the kids. It has only been a month but I am so happy to be here. My kids are having a great time!