Music Go Round

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Music Go Round STL
St Louis, MO
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Keyboards!

February 7, 2025 by jweb

We talk about guitars and drums and their associated gear quite a bit. But MGR STL also has an amazing selection of that other stage staple – the KEYBOARD! We often have high end pro rigs like Kurzweil, Roland, Hammond, Korg, Nord, etc. And we filter down to the best intermediate and beginner keyboards as well. All diligently and thoroughly tested and ready for you to learn, … [Read more...]

The Wonderful World of Acoustic Guitar

December 11, 2024 by jweb

The box guitar. The one man band. The troubadour's weapon... The lovely and versatile acoustic guitar... It's many folks first foray into the world of guitar. And, it's many folks only choice. It's a staple. It holds its own and it enhances. It is the sound and voice of many a great tune. It is virtuosic or simple. It is subtle and powerful. We could go on forever... But, for … [Read more...]

A Drummers Delight!

July 8, 2024 by jweb

Drums MGR STL

One of the benefits of a large store is having large space. And drums can seem to command space. Yes, we all know guitarists who can command space with stacks and pedalboards the size of small refrigerators. But, drums can require serious footprint. And gloriously warranted footprint. Neil - footprint! Terry - footprint! Alex - footprint! Danny - footprint! And the great Bonzo … [Read more...]

NORD C2D DUAL MANUAL COMBO ORGAN

January 25, 2017 by MGRSTL

Oh man!  We see some cool synths and organs coming through the shop all the time, but this one might take the cake.  The Nord C2D Dual Manual Combo Organ showed up a little bit ago, and it has to be one of the cooler organs we have tried. HERE IS A LINK TO OUR LISTING FOR THE NORD From Nord's website... "The Nord C2D Combo Organ gives you two sets of physical drawbars per … [Read more...]

LATE 60S LUDWIG KEYSTONE 3-PIECE SHELLS

January 5, 2017 by MGRSTL

Blast from the past - In the door walks these very clean 60's Ludwig Keystone drums.  The kick and floor are from 1966, and the high tom is from 1968, based on the interior stamps.   These drums are sought after by most drummers for their excellent tone and rich history.  After Ringo joined the Beatles and played his Ludwig kit on the Ed Sullivan show, The Ludwig Company blew … [Read more...]

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Ace.

Ace. Yeah, normally we talk about gear. And there will be hints of that here because we, nor he, could do what we/he do/did without the stuff. But. Let’s talk Ace. The Les Paul and Marshall pounding dynamo who has left for space. His home. Jendell in the Klaatu solar system. He wasn’t the most […]

People Pay for That? “Relic’d”

We are talking about “Relic’d” gear. If you are new the game – “relic’ing” a piece of gear means to ‘beat it up’ intentionally. In the best possible way. Usually, the purpose is to make it look ‘old’. The preferred terms thrown around are ‘vintage’, “patina”, “well-played”, etc. Now, why on Earth would anyone pay […]

Phil X at Music Go Round St. Louis

When Phil X Came to Town

Phil X. Theofilos Xenidis.BEAST. YouTube legend.Triumph, Bon Jovi, Hired Gun The dude seemed to be a well-kept secret for a couple of decades. Kicking around the California camps the Canadian born rocker did stints with Triumph and Randy Coven (Aldo Nova) before settling in to session work. Then came YouTube and Fretted Americana – a […]

Boutique Amps – Oh Yes!

There are tried and true traditional amps: Marshall, Fender, Mesa Boogie, Peavey, Vox, Orange – etc. And we carry lots of those. We love them! You love them! But – there are smaller manufacturers out there that make very special amps for various applications. Usually, they are a cut above in construction, tone, reliability, etc. […]

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