Reviews of Armadillo Enterprises. (Musical Store) in Tampa (Florida).

Armadillo Enterprises

16 Reviews

8 Comments

Musical store

Musical instrument manufacturer

4924 W Waters Ave, Tampa, FL 33634, United States

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Information of Armadillo Enterprises, Musical store in Tampa (Florida)

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This place has a very good rate, they treat their customers well and you’ll feel welcome, super recommended

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Open hours of Armadillo Enterprises

Sunday

Closed

Monday

9 am–6 pm

Tuesday

9 am–6 pm

Wednesday

9 am–6 pm

Thursday

9 am–6 pm

Friday

9 am–6 pm

Saturday

Closed

Reviews of Armadillo Enterprises

Viktor Tishin

Hello. I need help. They brought a guitar from Canada 20-25 years ago, as I was told. But I don't know if it's original or not. The number on the last fret of the neck is 10037. Here is a photo of the guitar, number. fretboard, tremolo. Sincerely, Victor.

Ron Cabral

I went on the Dean Factory Tour and it was amazing. The employees there are very enthusiastic and have real passion for what they do.The guitars are awesome you can see the quality that goes in when you tour their woodshop and set up room. You can get up close and personal with some iconic guitars. After the tour I purchased a prototype they had for sale. Even though it was only a $300.00 purchase they treated me like I was buying a $3000.00 guitar. I'm just an amateur guitarist but the care,service and quality at Dean guitars has made me a fan for life. Thank you Dean Guitars

Bruce Case

I went here with my daughter to take the Dean Guitar Factory tour and I was so amazed at all that goes into making guitars. I thought that every thing was done with machines these days but surprisingly most of it is done by hand, so you know your guitar was given some TLC during the creation process. I would highly recommend the tour to anyone who is even remotely interested in seeing how guitars are made plus it's free so why not.