Jackson Music

"Ironically 12 years ago yesterday was when I first visited ended up walking out with my PRS (favorite guitar of mine to date). It was larger then, if memory serves me correctly. Was creeping this beautiful warrior on reverb for my band and plan on using it to record my band’s ep later this year. It was like it was meant to be. Extremely nice owner even easier to talk to. I walked in today (Saturday) to have it set up in drop D and got a little discount to boot. Was worth the 30 minute ride on the thruway and I believe he’s going to have a customer out of me now. I have been looking for a shop I can call home to not only browse gear (I may or may not need) and get work done. I won’t wait that long to pop back in again. There’s a reason this shop has been around for a while. Support your favorite local shops, you never know if they will close their doors with today’s trying economical climate. Dave"

"Man... this place depressed me so much. Jackson Music on Grand Island is a shell of its former glory. They used to carry an enormous amount of equipment, but now it's like a closet with grandpa's used gear. The owner was kind of a jerk when I went there and asked about gear he didn't carry."

"Excellent service, Excellent prices. Jack the owner is a great guy to buy from. I've just acquired my second Guitar from this place and i can't praise this any higher!"

"Great values to be found on gently used items along with plenty of new merchandise. The owners are friendly and allow you to try out items in the store to ensure you select the best available. Many musicians frequent this location because the store meets their needs."

"Truly not a "bad" place just not what I remember. They seem to be a consignment shop now. Very very few things that are brand new, mostly patch cords and strings. There where a few used guitars and amps for sale but the place is 80% empty. Definitely shop here but don't go looking for a "music store"."