Make’n Music, a premium boutique guitar and amplifier shop, celebrates their 50th anniversary after receiving the prestigious Milestone Award at the 2023 NAMM Show in Anaheim, Calif. Since 1973, Make’n Music has consistently delivered high-quality instruments, expert knowledge, and excellent customer service, building a loyal customer base that has spanned the decades.
“The success of Make’n Music is about our community, and we’re so proud to have been recognized for this milestone. I’m especially grateful for Greg Bayles, the original owner of Make’n Music, who trusted me to take over the shop 20 years ago. Special thanks also to our loyal clients, customers, and vendors over the years who supported us along the way. We look forward to carrying on this tradition for years to come.”
Make’n Music has earned its reputation as “the original home of tone.” The retailer is ranked the No. 1 dealer in the world of custom Fender guitars, along with other high end manufacturers including Tom Anderson Guitars, Suhr Guitars, and Tyler Guitars. Make’n Music works with these manufacturers to offer a wide range of options for customization, from the type of wood used in the body and neck, to the shape, and finally to the pickups and electronics installed. An elevated level of artisanship is reflected in not only the final product but also the purchasing process. Customers can feel confident they’re getting a high-quality instrument that will last a lifetime.
As if a showroom and website providing consumers knowledgeable and courteous sales professionals to help choose the best gear for their needs wasn’t enough, the team goes beyond retail. Make’n Music supplies professional fulfillment services, offering a full range of solutions for multichannel distribution, order management, customer care, and value-added services. Their aim is to exceed customer expectations and ensure fast, accurate fulfillment services powered by decades of experience.
Learn more about Make’n Music at www.makenmusic.com
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