Your Top-2 list of music shops in Gemeente Urk

This place is amazing. Employees very helpful. Brian was great with my son and helped us with his old electric guitar and sold us his new one today. Also gave me info for his lessons with the guitar and drums. …

Great experience here. Found exactly what I wanted with no pressure. Wonderful staff. I’ll be back

Amazing guys in here. Super knowledgeable and nice. Couldn’t have had a better experience

MANY TIMES THERE TO BUY ITEMS FOR MUSIC ; ALWAYS RECEIVED GREAT SERVICE AND ATTENTION.
MY RECENT SPECIAL ORDER PURCHASE WAS SHORT A FEW PIECES. BUT GEORGES MADE IT WORK FOR ME RIGHT AWAY.

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
MARV

Friendly employees, nice musical instruments

Im going there right know att 10:30 ill be there later

Manager will push you for advance monthly payments rather than pay as you learn or weekly. they changed their fee without informing me about it during registering just 2 weeks before they implemented the changes.

My husband (who used to teach here for many years) insisted that after a terrible sales experience with guitar center I should go here, raving of their sales culture. We were pleasantly greeted upon walk in, but waited about 10 minutes before anyone asked us who we were or what we wanted. I’m not sure if they sent over the female because I was female but she was very pleasant and knowledgeable- and picked up on me wanting to A and B 2 American strats, range 1500-2000. This review reflects nothing negative about her.

She hooked me up and I started to try them out, my mind on the ultra, but my 3 year old wanted my attention, and a small pink guitar. I asked my husband to test the guitar for a minute so I could placate my daughter and check out this 50 dollar pink guitar. The other salesmen briskly stopped helping something else to said “mam! Mam! if u could – yeah” – which seemed to indicate me missing my child clumsily putting down the guitar – as me not respecting their instruments. We left, walked out. Not only was I going to buy said pink guitar but a 1900 American strat. When a women brings a toddler, husband (and her mom) she’s gonna drop some cash – known your customer and know women buy guitars, and they also buy guitars for their daughters.

First off and most importantly. They do not let you play the instruments. When I asked trying out about a particular bass, saleperson said “we only take them down if people are serious about buying, so why did you want that one? What questions did you have about it? Ok, we’ll take it down and I can let you feel the neck but I’ll be holding mostly.” There was like a vibe of surprise and suspicion that I would even ask. I would never buy instrument without knowing what it sounded like.

2nd thing is more subjective. If you would rather salespeople give you a little breathing space, this is the wrong shop. My personal preference is a quick greeting and an “any questions? Let us know.” I kno some people prefer more than that but this llace was excessive. When I walked in, 1 salesperson came and asked my name, asked me what I was looking for. I said I was lookin around. He asked if I was in town on vacation, just me or got the family? I finally pulled away and walked off. Less than 2 minutes later, another one came up to me and asked “what was your name again?” And went to shake my hand (none of them wearing masks btw), and started asking me questions again. I was more short witht his one to just get back to browsing. Maybe 5 minutes later, another one came up. “Mason, right? My colleagues said you were looking around.” And that was the one that acted so strange when I asked about one of the basses. I promise I’m not exaggerating. It seemed very weird and I don’t want to say “pushy” because they weren’t exactly trying to hard-sell me or anything but it was that same energy. Idk other people might like that level of intensity but it is honestly much more than I’m used to and way more than I want.
I left and went to Discount Music Center and had a much better experience.