Guitar Attic

Great little shop with a nice selection of low to high end guitars. They really know guitars and anything related to them. I brought my husbands 60’s Gibson in for a restring and without even taking the guitar out of the case the guy working there knew exactly what it was. He gave me a brief history lesson on the guitar and told me if I ever wanted to sell it they would like to buy it. They took great care of the guitar and made it sound and look great.

The Guitar Attic lives up to it’s name. You never know what gem you will uncover when you walk into this store. My last visit there was a vintage 1978 Les Paul and Ibanez AF 120(Jazz Box). The owner is knowledgeable and honest. Constantly up-​dating his inventory. I would check out this store before the others. You will not be disappointed.

Went in with wife and grandson to shop and buy guitar strings. The guy at the counter was friendly and very informative. As I was paying for my purchase, another guy (not sure if he was an employee or just hanging out as he was sitting in a chair when we entered) decided to impress us with his guitar chops. The problem was he decided to play at a volume level that was both unnecessary and painful. My wife and grandchild were forced to leave covering their ears. I had to wait until my transaction was complete before I could leave.
On my way home I felt discomfort in my left ear and called the store to tell them that I didn’t appreciate the effects of being exposed to that noise level. The guy didn’t seem to care and actually defended the guitar player.
I’ve been in the music business for over 40 years and have never experienced that type of behavior or attitude in a music store. It kinda reminded me of guys I knew in the 70’s who thought louder was better.
I had planned on returning to buy a small P.A. next week but needles to say, that won’t be happening. Too many music stores in the area for me to be treated that way.

Randy and his associates are all very Knowledgable and helpful. Great selection and prices.