About Woodsound Studio Acoustic Music Store
Woodsound Studio Acoustic Music Store is a family-owned business located in Rockport, Maine, since 1975, specializing in acoustic string instruments. With over 51 years of experience, owner Ron Pinkham is dedicated to crafting quality instruments for musicians of all skill levels. The store offers a wide range of fretted and orchestral instruments, including violins, cellos, mandolins, guitars, and basses, with many items available as handmade pieces upon request. Customers appreciate the store's commitment to personalized service and education. One visitor shared their positive experience of bringing in a violin for string replacement, where the owner not only performed the service but also guided them through the process, empowering them to learn how to change strings independently in the future. This attention to detail and genuine desire to help customers succeed is a hallmark of Woodsound Studio. The store also provides competitive pricing, with at least a 40% discount on strings and free estimates for repairs. Visitors are encouraged to explore the unique selection of instruments, some of which are rare to find in other shops throughout the state. While a few reviews mention concerns related to health measures observed in the store, the overall sentiment remains positive. Customers recognize the store's role in supporting the local music community and appreciate the experience and craftsmanship offered by the team at Woodsound Studio. With a welcoming atmosphere and a commitment to quality, Woodsound Studio Acoustic Music Store continues to be a cherished destination for music lovers and casual players alike.
I brought in my violin to have the strings replaced in hopes to finally learn to play. I anticipated it being brought into a back room where the job would be completed out of sight and I would know little more than I did when I walked in, but instead I was offered so much more! The owner walked me through the process and empowered me to change my own strings in the future. I learned so much in that brief time and it was evident that he wanted me to succeed in my endeavor.I read many of the negative reviews before taking the 40 minute drive, and I am glad that I had the sense to build my own impression - they were good people, committed to what they do and it’s probably...read full review
Brought my guitar in on 7/22/22. I’ve known from day one about the scamdemic and was shocked to see everyone inside wearing the 95% masks. Sorry to see people deprive themselves of oxygen which is a great immune booster and breathing in Co2 does more harm. But for the last 2 years i’ve played along by wearing masks when needed and avoiding jabs waiting for more data to reveal many truths. I’m sure these folks are great at what they do but health /medicine is not their forte and trying to impose that on others is simply ignorance. After walking around a bit the older gentleman said “you need to wear a mask” then walked away. I paused for a moment knowing I didn’t...read full review
Reply to David (re masking request 5 days ago) - relax, don’t be so sensitive, you’re probably on vacation, and were attracted to the shop driving by as I was in 2009.I respect the art and skill of this family continuing to make a success of a niche artisan business in this beautiful location. Did you play one of his guitars for which he is justifiably proud? Tour his shop? Admire his wood inventory? I too was somewhat confronted yesterday on my too brief return visit to the shop by the request for a mask, but freedom firstly means each to their own choices, and respecting decisions regarding privacy over possible personal medical concerns.These are lovely people...read full review