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Steve's Music

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Rating: 2.2/5 (19 votes)

Posted by Staff / Reviewed on September 22, 2010

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Steve's Music TorontoSteve's Music is a Queen West institution with cavernous, guitars hanging in ranks like shiny, multicoloured bats, and amps of every size and wattage squatting beneath them like stalagmites. There are rooms for acoustic instruments, keyboards, drums, studio hardware and P.A.s, and even a little annex at the back for DJ gear, but at its heart lies the wild, shredding beat of a guitar solo - turned up to eleven, naturally.

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Randy / September 26, 2010 at 10:55 am
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Steve's over Long & McQuade????? REALLY? I'm sorry to say that but whoever made this list has no clue about what a good music store is.
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Marc / September 29, 2010 at 06:55 pm
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I whant to open a music store but i don't know how, to do this do you need to go to school to do this. how do you get all the stuff you need to start it like guitars,amps drums ad stuff like that i realy what to do this so can you help me out with this THAK YOU :)
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Marc / September 29, 2010 at 06:55 pm
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I whant to open a music store but i don't know how, to do this do you need to go to school to do this. how do you get all the stuff you need to start it like guitars,amps drums ad stuff like that i realy what to do this so can you help me out with this THAK YOU :)
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Marc / September 29, 2010 at 07:02 pm
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I what to open a music store but i dont know how, do you need to go to school for this, ad how to you get all the things you need for it like the guitar.amps,drums,CDs ,bass guitar,s boss metal zone, ad stuff like that. I realy want to do this so can you help me THAK YOU :)
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Marc / September 29, 2010 at 07:02 pm
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I what to open a music store but i dont know how, do you need to go to school for this, ad how to you get all the things you need for it like the guitar.amps,drums,CDs ,bass guitar,s boss metal zone, ad stuff like that. I realy want to do this so can you help me THAK YOU :)
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margie / January 30, 2011 at 01:49 am
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Frig! These guys got me runnin for my items, REALLY GOT MY GOAT!
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dion / April 25, 2011 at 05:32 pm
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If you needed another reason to go to Long & McQuade instead of Steve's, check out this article in the Globe. I'm never setting foot inside Steve's again after reading about how they treated a dedicated employee suffering from terminal cancer.
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Bzns / November 10, 2011 at 11:46 am
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All media attention aside, I don't understand how someone could say that this unorganized store is worse than long and mcquade... Especially the main branch which has like 3 different leases for each section.

I've been to both stores a lot and Steve's always seems to have some sort of issue whether it be poor employees or lack of solutions to musical instrument related problems.
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Bzns / November 10, 2011 at 11:47 am
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*better than long and mcquade

which is isn't, to clarify.
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Reggie / November 29, 2011 at 02:06 pm
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Steves over Long and Mcgquade?!! NO WAY!!! ...Steve music employees are RUDE RUDE RUDE!!!! NO CUSTOMER SERVICE AT ALL!!! NO PROFESSIONALISM AT ALL!! Staffs are look like theyre just came to work after their garage band practices ...so please dont compare Steves to Long and Mcquade, price wise ? L&M can compete with all stores around toronto
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Mike / December 27, 2011 at 06:49 pm
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I will never give my money to Steve's. Hands down the worst music store in the country. Long & McQuade all the way. The staff at L&M is way more professional, kind and knowledgeable. Steve's is just a bunch of squeegy kids who think they what music is.
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Elrae Rabb / May 8, 2012 at 08:37 pm
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For those don't yet know and after you shop there you will...Steve's Music (can only comment on TO. locale)is staffed w/ crooks, sell used product as new, think nothing of ignoring new customers w/ legitimate product based ?'s, operate in the worst retail environment for anything but dust, bad air/ humidity and SPACE to actually feel comfortable before dropping large $'s...need I go on???
The only reason they still exist is because their Queen st. locale happens to be downtown/ trendy.
Sceptical? ask anyone unrelated to the store about their Exp.
Thank you,
S.
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