Family Musical Instrument Guitar Store & Lessons Cambridge MA - Since 1962
Authorized Dealer: Cordoba Fender Ibanez Godin Grestch Guild Lâg Seagull Squier Traveler Washburn Roland Amps Boss Pedals
Guitar Stop®: Family Owned and Operated Music Store
Musical Instruments, amplifiers and accessories are available for purchase securely online or at our retail store located at 1760 Massachusetts Ave Cambridge, MA, 3 miles from Boston.
Retail Store Open Monday - Saturday 10:00 - 6:00
Music Lessons In-Person & Remote
Professional Musicians give private music lessons in all styles of music: Guitar, Bass, Piano, Mandolin, Banjo, Ukulele, Voice and Drums, from beginner to advanced.
Private Lessons available 7 Days per Week
Click the Button Below for more information, To schedule, reschedule or cancel a lesson please call the store at 617 876-0687
Get It Fast, Get it Local!
Come into the Store or Order Online
Monday - Saturday 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
1760 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA
Online Store Open 7 Days Per Week
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Video Shopping Guide
Guitar Stop employees demonstrate and explain features of different instruments that are available for purchase at our retail store or securely online .
Guitar Repair
Drop Off Monday - Saturday 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
First Come - First Serve Basis
Minor Repairs & Set-ups :
Turnaround time is generally 1-3 days
Major Repairs:
- Electronic repair or replace
- Pickup install
- Nut Replacement
- Saddle replacement Fret
- Dressing Bridge Reset
Turnaround time is generally 2-4 days.
All Ages Music Recitals
Spring and Fall All Ages Student Recitals are part of our Music Lessons Program.
Save Mass Ave
In October 2020, the Cambridge City Council amended the Cycling Safety Ordinance to require the installation of 25 miles of separated bike lanes across the entire city, including the whole length of Mass Ave., within the next five to seven years. Their design has severely impacted businesses, pedestrians, traffic and all who use Mass Ave. They have removed parking, loading zones, endangered pedestrians, and increased traffic delays throughout the city.