Musical Instrument Shops and DJ Gear in Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire*

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• Bruce Millers. They have a place to eat now which is handy if you're feeling peckish and have an urge to buy an electric guitar at the same time.
• Bruce Millers???????? Why should you have to get on the "good side" of a retailer??? We are the customers, shops like that should be licking our backside for business in the current financial crisis. I hate them... Its much better supporting specialist music shops like RnB, Top Note and Gordon Bell Pianos in Rosemount
• Bruce Millers is great once who get on their 'good side'. R&B is a definite no because of their bullshit prices and arrogant english prick with varifocals who works there. Very expensive place to buy instruments. Bruce Millers has improved dramatically for me within the past few years.
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• Bruce Millers is utter shite, it sells crap for big money. It is utter pish as well!!! There is an old bloke in there that reaks of B.O as well....

• Bruce Millers have the best selection of Piano-Accordions in the area and the guy on the accordion department has broke the world record for playing the accorduion for the longest time in 1979/1982 edition. Very friendly staff all over the store.
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• R&B and Bruce Millers,two shops where the staff dont have a clue and prices are a joke! My advice is buy down south.Never line the pockets of greedy fools.
• Gordon Bell Pianos in Rosemount is probaly the best selction of pianos we have seen in Scotland. Very helpful advice and prompt delivery and service.
• r n b.
• R+B are pretty resonable. staff helpfull and genuine. Bruce Millers are rude and overpriced but nice for a cup of tea and a scone before you spend £5000 on an awfull digital piano.
• i'd recomend r&b music in the green, bruce millers is good for guitar lessons but a lot of the stuff is random and overpriced.

• R&B is really good and friendly, Bruce millers is ridiculously overpriced and pro sound was really good, now it has a smaller selection of guitars and staff are less friendly.
• Heres one to avoid!! Gripe Millers!! ( Bruce Millers ) DONT BOTHER shopping there. No deals to be had, just random low quality musical instruments with big price tags. PROSOUND MUSIC on Holburn Street, is where its at. Best deals on quality stuff. At least it looks and feels like a proper music shop and not a Woolworths!!
• Bruce Millers are a RIP OFF!!! The staff are so unfriendly. There is no point to that shop in Aberdeen. It is only for people who dont know any better!!!
• the shop at the bottom of the green down the stairs next to virgin. fantastic place
• Bruce Millers is probably the best, but that is reflected in the prices. Has a huge variety of instruments. R&B is OK but some of their second hand equipment is VERY suspect, be sure to check over an instrument or amp very closely before you buy it from R&B. Pro-Sound music on Holburn Street is cheap and cheerful, the equipment is decent and it's very reasonably priced, that would be my recommendation.
• The piano shop on Rosemount Viaduct, the guy is called Gordon Bell. He really knows his shit about pianos! Tunes all the pianos at the Music Hall. I bought the same piano there that Bruce Millers were selling for nearly £500 less!!!!
• GORDON BELL PIANOS LTD 01224 658584 Quality pianos, great service at excellent prices
• R+B-rubbish selection of guitars. not really any cool makes. expensive too. Bruce millars is a rip off and the staff don't seem to have a clue... go to guitar guitar in glasgow or sound control.
• Bruce Millers on Union St have a good selection but the prices reflect the prime shopping spot.
• R&B used to be the best guitar shop, and probably still is, but they've got a lot more expensive recently. Avoid Bruce Millers like the plague.
• Bruce mILLers is the only place if your looking for your les pauls and sg's but there prices are extremely high.For example gibson sg is 1000 pounds and that meant to be there sale price.Otrherwise head to R&Bwhich is ok but again is a bit expensive but is what you'd expect a real music shop to be.
• Only ones I can think of are Bruce Miller's (overpriced) and R+Bs (full of little shites who try out the guitars and play them badly)
• R&B Music just off Union street soething Gardens i think the name of the street is? thts where i got my guitar from anyway.
• R & B,
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• R+B in the Green is the best guitar shop I have known. Used to be in Belmont St ages ago and they let you try the expensive guitars -like Gibsons etc and didn't ask, "Are you buying today?" like one shop in Glasgow did. They are cool about trying instruments and will do a good deal.
• R&B down the Green, they let you have a go of everything, always full of wannabe rock kids playing Linkin Park chords (badly)
• The nu one on holburn st (?) is cool.... but i suppos bruce millars has got 2 win....or just chec out ebay!
• prosound music
• prosound music. a really cool new shop!!! These guy's really know what's going on in the music biz. I found this shop on holburn street by accident. Massive selection of drums & guitars. The staff seemed so unpretentious even got a cup of coffee. very good prices. i am a convert. ta ta r&b.
• theres a new piano shop on Rosemount Viaduct, sells Steinway pianos and shit. Looks very cool at night!!
• Bruce Millers they have some pretty nifty instruments
• Bruce Millers or RNB, they're smaller but the selection of amps are pretty kewl.
• r'n;b music, nice guitars
• I have now opened a new piano shop in aberdeen called Gordon Bell Pianos, on 45 Rosemount Viaduct, selling only acoustic pianos, in direct competion to Bruce Millers, and we are also alot cheaper as well.
• Fairly big music shop on the Green (just off Union Street, down steps on way to railway station)
• R & B on the green for some good solid advice and don't make you feel like an idiot if you know nothing about music.
• R+B do not stock great bass guitars, thats all I know. And if you get any equipment repaired you're in for a long wait. Bruce Millars have an even smaller selection of all instruments but its the place in Aberdeen to rent a half decent Piano. Never heard of them selling one to Madonna though, with all the top quality music retailers in LONDON where the wifey lives I cant think why she would bother to ride her BMX all the way to Aberdeen for a mediocre one.
• R&B Music - nice guitars, good service - no second hand pianos though - I could do with one of those!
• R & B Music on the green, they're friendly and helpful. There is guaranteed to be a lanky-haired young man playing the opening bars of Come As You Are at any time of day you choose to go there.
• That place on Union St that looks like a newsagents but then u go in and it's this huge music/book/cd/electrical shop
• None - R&B are a bunch of expensive over rated corner shop smart asses and Bruce Millers...well more expensive. Shop in the places in the music magazines down south. Start that, do it now and trade will become so bad they won't have a choice but to take down their prices and become more competitive. They are selling a Roland JX3-p in there just now for £199 - I wouldn't pay £50 for it.
• Well there's bruce millers on union street, and Top note, top note is small but has a good variety of sheet music but the woman's nasty and her dog smells. They're are not particularly great but that's all aberdeen has. Oh there's RnB music on the green it's excellent specializes in drums, guitars and band kind of stuff.
• R&B and Bruce Millers both have good selection but are both extortionatly expensive. Try Cash converters for second hand equipment.
• R&B - the green, go in and play the drums and get thrown out!! thats what i did, hahaha the bastards!
• Got to be R&B - down at the bottom of the ever so steep stairs next to Virgin.
• R&B is a rip off, as is Bruce Millers (unless ye ken the boy fa works there like I do, then ye get cheap stuff)
• R and B on the green is probably the best place for picking up a decent guitar at a reasonable price.Bruce Millers on Union Street,has a bigger selection,but is that bit pricier.
• Bruce Miller's is for people who have just got a nice big retirement cheque and fancy investing ina Bontempi. Avoid. It's so quiet in there I'm covinced the pianos don't actually work.
• Bruce Millers. They are selling a piano to Maddonna so that means that they are good. No really. I once went in there and touched the piano keys wiith my my spunky paws.
• There's a cool place in the green called R 'n B. 'Bruce Millers' is OK too. There's a few of the winos who'll show you their instrument for £1.
• R&B is not bad, Bruce Millers has a large variety. Even Kazoos.
• r&b music is the best place. bruce millers is alright too, lrge selection
• R n' B Music on the green Rocks!
• Bruce Millers, Union St Top Note, Crown St
• This is also good for music. Bruce millars, They sell everything, even fucking digeridoos!
• R&B Music in the Green. Lovely people, better that Bruce Millers (rip off merchants).

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