News & Announcements
December Deals
We’ve added a selection of marked down deals through the month of December. Come in and ask us if you’re looking to save before the new year! Happy holiday season!
Closed Dec. 25
The Troubadour will be closed on Wednesday, December 25 for Christmas. Come see us on Thursday, December 26 during our regular hours. Merry Christmas!
Summer Sale
Just in time for summer, score some amazing deals!
We’ve reduced select electric guitars, acoustic guitars, mandolins, banjos, and more up to 65% off normal MSRP, including some of our most expensive instruments!
Take advantage of these prices while you can, because when our current inventory is gone, the deals will be too. This is a one-time sale event with no rain checks!
What more do you need to hear? Come see us before this summer sale is gone!
Temporary modified hours beginning April, 2024.
Dear Friends,
Owing to the extremely full queue in our Restoration & Repair Workshop, we have decided to implement temporary modified hours until such time as we can get ahead of the massive demand for our work.
We love and appreciate all of your support and it is important to us that we serve you all in the best way possible. At this moment, that means making sure that we can finish all your repairs in a timely manner, while still providing excellent and attentive customer service when you come to see us in person.
Do not fret (unless that means making music)!
We will be back to our normal hours as soon as our repair queue is normalized. And if you have an absolute need on a Monday or Tuesday, we will still work to accommodate you!
To make an appointment for Monday or Tuesday, please call during our regular hours Wednesday – Saturday and leave a message for Ryan with your name, contact information, and details about your situation. He will return your call at the earliest available moment and work to accommodate your request, however, if you are able to come see us Wednesday – Saturday, please do so instead.
We appreciate your understanding!
Yours sincerely,
– W. Ryan Buys & The Troubadour Staff