Wood & Strings Music Center

I originally said I had mixed feelings about this place.   I swung by last week for some supplies (strings, and a cord),  and I'm not longer on the fence.   Their selection of everything is very skimpy, and the prices are really high.  Like 40% higher than they should be.  

The whole vibe of the place stinks.  Despite what an earlier reviewer said, Deb has not sold the place. Not yet anyway. She probably should, it's dying a very slow, agonizing death.   Since Sandy's has closed I think this is the worst music store in the entire area.   It pains me to say this, it really does.   I'd love to support local businesses. But not if they are not trying, and this place is not trying anymore.

This is a much condensed and nicer revision to my earlier update.  I was steaming at what I paid for a couple of sets of strings.  I've calmed down,  but I'm never going back to this store unless I hear that it's changed ownership.

New guy took it over a year, maybe more ago.  Support local shops - it's tough - cuz the Internet allows you instant access to deep pocketed / deep inventory - tho - fo the small things - I will gladly spend a little more.

I am brand new to the violin, and I stopped in here to get a busted string replaced.  I bought a full set of strings and a practice mute, and I asked the guy working if he would be able to replace the string for me, and he obliged.  Overall he was very helpful.  
I do have to agree with the other posters who say this place is expensive... after my purchase I looked online to see how much the same set would go for elsewhere... and it was about $20 cheaper online.  I'll probably go elsewhere next time.  
A for customer service
C for prices.