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Stewarts Sticks & Strings
4.9 ★★★★★ 19 Google reviews · Guitar & music store in Harrison, Arkansas
Plan your visit
- Repairs & setups a repair bench comes up in reviews and the store's own info — call ahead for turnaround, since good techs run a queue
- Buys & trades used gear they buy, trade, or consign used instruments — bring the case and any original parts, and expect trade credit to beat the cash offer
- Lessons lessons come up in reviews and the store's own info — call about openings, instruments taught, and rates before the first visit
- Today see hours ·
- Phone (870) 221-3479
- Website stewarts-sticks-and-strings.com
Hours
| Monday | 10 AM–6 PM |
| Tuesday | 10 AM–6 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–6 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM–6 PM |
| Friday | 10 AM–6 PM |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
What's on the wall
“They have a good variety of instruments, including guitars, drum sets, a few basses, some sound equipment, and, as the name suggests, plenty of sticks and strings.”
Brands they deal
From the reviews
So thankful this shop opened in town! The guys are very friendly and knowledgeable. Prices are very reasonable, we have bought several instruments in one sitting.
You never know what is going to be in there haha. There are new guitars on the wall of course but the wealth of oddities and strange things is unbelievable. True vintage equipment. Old school amps and boards. And the stock changes regularly because they sell stuff all the time.
Locally owned and operated. Growing music store helping musicians and bands grow and improve. The owner is a genuinely good person helping the music community.
The man who owns this store is an amazing person who has so much passion for music and is the sweetest person ever . Go check him out . Great prices and great atmosphere!
Selling or trading gear at Stewarts Sticks & Strings
Stewarts Sticks & Strings comes up for buying and trading used gear — confirmed on their own site. Two things make the trip go better. First, bring the whole package: the case or gig bag, the original tremolo arm or bridge parts, the paperwork if you have it — a complete rig is worth real money more than a bare instrument, and it saves the back-and-forth of "can you bring the case in?" Second, know that trade credit almost always beats the cash offer, usually by a healthy margin — if you're upgrading anyway, price your old gear as a trade against the new one before you take cash. Either way, expect the offer to be below what the gear sells for on the wall; the gap is the store's margin for setup, warranty, and sitting on it until the right buyer walks in.
Lessons at Stewarts Sticks & Strings
Reviews and the store's own info mention lessons at Stewarts Sticks & Strings. If you're signing up a beginner (or restarting yourself), a quick call ahead answers the three things that matter: which instruments they teach, whether the schedule has openings at the time you actually need, and what a first lesson costs. There's no wrong first guitar — a good teacher will happily work with whatever you walk in with, and a shop that teaches usually keeps affordable starter instruments on hand for exactly this reason.
