In order to hang instruments, strips of wood needed to be attached to the plaster and masonry walls. Planning the exact heights of each strip to maximize our display space was very important.

Pictured from left to right, Don, Andy, and Michael.

Michael expounds his pearls of wisdom to another unwilling crowd.

Before we began the remodel, many of customers implored us not to get rid of our old wooden cabinetry. No worries! They're all back.

Carpet went down in the store on Thursday and Friday, May 26 and 27. Starting on Saturday, May 28, we began to put the store back together. One of our first moves was to flip the counter area across the room from where it was previously so we could open up the store to a better flow through. Then, we built around that.

At the back of the east room, we set up a media center. All of our books, instructional video, cassettes, and CDs are now in one place.

We also wanted to create a home for categories that previously were lost. One example is clothing. The bulletin board displays all of the t-shirts and hats we currently carry. Immediately to the right is a pegboard for many of our accessories.