241 reviews

Musik Müller AG

Name: Musik Müller AG
Address: Bern, Switzerland
Rating: 4.6

Bern

Zeughausgasse 22, 3011 Bern, Switzerland

Musical instrument store

Service Options In-store shopping In-store pick-up

031 311 41 34

About

Musik Müller AG is a musical instrument store located in Bern, Switzerland. The average rating of this business is 4.60 out of 5 stars based on 241 reviews. The street address of this business is Zeughausgasse 22, 3011 Bern, Switzerland. Musik Müller AG is closed on Monday and Sunday, and other days it is open from 09:00am to 05:00pm.

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Where Musik Müller AG is located at?: Musik Müller AG is located at Zeughausgasse 22, 3011 Bern, Switzerland.
What is the contact number of Musik Müller AG?: The contact number of Musik Müller AG is 031 311 41 34
What is the email address of Musik Müller AG?: The email address of Musik Müller AG is info [at] musikmueller.ch

Reviews

5 Kenn Lowy 55 months ago

Excellent music store. This is my go yo music store in Bern. If I need guitar/bass strings, cables, they always have what I need and are very friendly. Since my German is pretty bad, it helps that everyone I've met speaks a little English.

5 Kevin Madsen 67 months ago

Friendly staff and a good selection of different Instruments. I have mainly been interested in their bass related stuff, bit they have a good selection of guitars especially classical guitars seems to be a thing. I would recoment anyone to visit.

1 Johnny Papikoy 55 months ago

Very "wonderful" attitude towards customers. At the beginning, referring to the coronavirus, a musical instrument cannot be checked, and then when at home I find that it does not suit me, it cannot be returned of the same reason. Moreover, the musical instrument was not in a sealed package. So I absolutely could not be sure that it was disinfected and safe. Yes, it is completely “impossible” to sanitize an all-metal small musical instrument. Bravo!
I do not recommend the store for its greed and absolutely insane overpricing. Moreover, I am almost sure that with this act they violate the rights of consumers to return goods.

2 Sebastian Adrian-Kalchhauser 55 months ago

The central location in the historic centre is good, in the contrary the space is very limited. Guitar and bass can be found on the upper floor in two rooms of approx. 15-20 sqm each. (The pictures shown on Google are taken with a fisheye and arranged to make the exhibition appear larger.)

Interrogated at the entrance to provide motivation for the visit. Unmistakable message: Instruments may be looked at but must not be touched, only staff may take them from the stand/hanger. Not understandable, because the assortment is in no way special: the usual suspects of Fender and Gibson, peppered with a little Godin and Eastman, to serve the Gibson-interested with normal sized wallets. The bass faction is poorly served in the selection. A Peavey Classic 50 Combo or an Aguilar Tone Hammer with 112 Cab (SL?) is available for playing. Acoustically Martin, Taylor and Yamaha represent three price segments. Few pedals, dominated by Boss.

On the ground floor there are drums and pianos as well as the (presumably historical) oversized and out-of-date cash desks. At least one guitar exhibition could be accommodated here. Behind it in drawers, not visible to the customer, only the usual suspects on strings.

The employees I met were all very friendly, some however visibly overtaxed to be addressed. Testing was a rather pointless undertaking: it is too loud to judge the acoustic quality of electric guitars, a 50-watt EL84 Comb without attenuator will probably not make sense from a legal or health point of view.

Pleasant surprise: it has its own workshop.

Dear Musik Müller: I'm glad that specialist shops like you are able to survive in a world of online retail. This is certainly due to the fact that you have a lot of expertise and experience at offer. Especially your own workshop is a big plus. Unfortunately, the overall experience of my visit is not good. The restrictive handling of the merchandise is reminiscent of elitist music stores in the 80s, a gong at the door to intercept incoming customers, the questioning and teaching at the beginning of the visit, the serving at oversized corner counters are all things that will deter many people in 2019. Me too. I would be happy to have a competent contact person on site, but not in this form. That can change if you take a few steps forward to arrive in the present.

2 Go Mo 67 months ago

The location is great. The staff at this shop are varied, mostly unfriendly and unwelcoming though. This hasn't changed in over a decade, unbelievably this place still operates.

5 Camilo Cotamo 55 months ago

The attention is perfect, sadly they didn't have what I wanted but they took the time to show me some other alternatives.
I like this store

4 Bruno Dias 55 months ago

Didnt like the fact that someone must be with you when you are testint the guitars. I can see the point on that bust still i would love to have my privacy then. Thats why i leaved early as well

5 Tomo Tor 67 months ago

Friendly staff, prices are alright (set of strings is under 10.-)
Well located
A positive experienceu003d)

Business Hours

Monday	Day off
Tuesday	09:00am - 06:30pm
Wednesday	09:00am - 06:30pm
Thursday	09:00am - 06:30pm
Friday	09:00am - 06:30pm
Saturday	09:00am - 05:00pm
Sunday	Day off