It is in basement of a condo. You will have to par...

It is in basement of a condo. You will have to park on the street and walk up to a big red brick building (yes, it looks like an apartment building because that's what it is). Then, you will have to walk up the driveway and turn to your right. His door is the second to last. There is not a sign or anything to indicate that this is where it is located. Ring the doorbell a few times- if he doesn't answer then call him. It is a little strange at first because you'll be wondering if this is legitimate...it is. You will walk into his living room and it just feels like a regular house. Again, there's not a single thing that would make you think there's a guitar shop anywhere near you at all. The basement is down the hall to the left. There are probably about 50ish BEAUTIFUL guitars hanging on the wall. Don't bother making small talk with the business owner, he's not very talkative. Do be prepared to feel awkward. Do ask if you can play the instruments. Do ask if you can plug a guitar into an amp. Don't act the way you normally would in a guitar shop (i.e., grabbing guitars off the wall, plugging them in, asking questions, etc.). All in all, an interesting experience to say the least. I don't think I will be going back due to feeling unsafe since I was in some random persons basement. I feel bad leaving a review like this because he does own really beautiful instruments. It's just that the experience is very intimate and awkward.