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10 Best Guitar Stores in Munich

Looking for a guitar store in Munich? The city has shops for electric guitars, vintage gear, pedals, accessories and broader musical-instrument needs, with different strengths depending on whether you are starting out, upgrading your setup or hunting for something unusual.

Before you visit, consider the kind of instrument you want to compare, how much hands-on guidance you need and whether in-person help, delivery or related studio and live-sound equipment matters.

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The guide gives greater weight to clearly identified guitar and music-store specialities, useful advice for different experience levels, instrument variety and practical options such as in-person support or delivery. Some eligible businesses may purchase enhanced visibility, which can influence their placement.

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MJ Guitars GmbH #1

MJ Guitars GmbH

4.8441 reviews
Pariser Str. 32, 81667 München, Germany
Best for
Comparing guitars, pedals and accessoriesScorpions fans and music-merchandise hunters

MJ Guitars GmbH is a well-stocked musical instrument store at Pariser Str. 32 in Munich, with a strong focus on guitars, basses and practical accessories. Its selection spans vintage guitars, acoustic guitars, new arrivals, second-hand instruments, special offers and guitar- and bass-effects.

The store suits both focused buying trips and relaxed browsing, with helpful staff who can explain options clearly and communicate in English. The range also includes pedals, shirts, picks, CDs and exclusive merchandise, making it an appealing stop for players and music fans alike. In-store shopping, pickup and on-site services are available.

Munich Guitar Company #2

Munich Guitar Company

4.8290 reviews
Franziskanerstraße 49, 81669 München-Au-Haidhausen, Germany

At Franziskanerstraße 49 in Au-Haidhausen, Munich Guitar Company specialises in distinctive guitars from boutique makers such as Atkin, Bourgeois and Collings. The atmosphere is relaxed and unhurried, with skilled staff ready to help compare instruments, choose a suitable model or address repair needs.

English-language assistance makes the store approachable for international musicians, while on-site services add practical value beyond browsing. It is a strong destination for players seeking a carefully selected instrument rather than a generic high-volume range.

Tone Nirvana #3
What stands out
  • Vintage and boutique guitars

  • Vintage Marshall and Fender amplifiers

Tone Nirvana

4.839 reviews
Albrechtstraße 26, 80636 München-Neuhausen-Nymphenburg, Germany
Best for
Electric-guitar and vintage-gear enthusiastsBeginners seeking patient guidance

Tone Nirvana takes a focused approach to guitar retail from Albrechtstraße 26 in Munich’s Neuhausen-Nymphenburg. The collection centres on vintage and boutique guitars, supported by a particularly appealing selection of vintage Marshall and Fender amplifiers.

The owner’s patient, generous guidance makes the shop approachable for beginners who need help understanding an instrument or choosing a direction. In-store shopping, pickup and on-site services are available. This is a better fit for electric-guitar enthusiasts and vintage gear seekers than for anyone specifically looking for acoustic guitars.

Musik | Musikgeschäft Inh. Kurt Hartwig | München #4

Musik | Musikgeschäft Inh. Kurt Hartwig | München

4.9122 reviews
Lindenschmitstraße 31, 81371 München, Germany
Best for
Players who want patient, hands-on advice

Musik | Musikgeschäft Inh. Kurt Hartwig offers personal instrument advice from Lindenschmitstraße 31 in Munich. The shop is approachable for players who want help choosing an instrument, with staff willing to explain controls and assist patiently across language barriers.

Bass support is a practical strength: instruments can be repaired, cleaned and explained in clear, useful terms. In-store shopping and pickup are available, making this a convenient choice for a focused purchase, a quick visit or straightforward help with an existing instrument.

Musik Lienhard Musikfachgeschäft #5

Musik Lienhard Musikfachgeschäft

4.7172 reviews
Planegger Str. 12, 81241 München-Pasing-Obermenzing, Germany

Musik Lienhard Musikfachgeschäft is a long-established music store in Munich-Pasing, based at Planegger Str. 12. Its selection reaches well beyond guitars, covering keyboards, drums, percussion, wind instruments and string instruments in one approachable local shop.

The team creates a welcoming setting for trying instruments, and second-hand equipment adds another useful route for shoppers working within a particular budget or searching for something distinctive. It is a practical one-stop destination for musicians building or maintaining a varied setup.

The Music Shop OHG #6
What stands out
  • Customer service is the clearest point of distinction

  • both in-store shopping and delivery

The Music Shop OHG

4.988 reviews
Dachauer Str. 114, 80636 München, Germany
Best for
Musicians who want in-person help with the option of delivery

On Dachauer Straße in Munich, The Music Shop OHG provides a practical setting for browsing musical instruments in person. Its broad instrument-store focus makes it relevant to musicians whose needs are not limited to a single category.

Customer service is the clearest point of distinction, with a welcoming atmosphere and attentive help forming an important part of the shop experience. On-site services provide an additional reason to visit beyond making a straightforward purchase. The shop supports both in-store shopping and delivery, while its setup also suits a quick, focused visit. This combination works particularly well for anyone seeking personal assistance before choosing an instrument or arranging delivery.

ProMusicTools #7

ProMusicTools

4.6259 reviews
Sudetendeutschestraße 8a, 80937 München-Milbertshofen-Am Hart, Germany
Best for
Musicians comparing instruments with studio or live-sound gear

ProMusicTools combines a specialist musical-instrument shop in Munich with an extensive sound-equipment range. Guitars and basses sit alongside drums and percussion, keyboards, studio and recording gear, PA systems, and DJ equipment, making the selection useful for both players and production-focused buyers.

The store’s strongest point is its patient, hands-on approach: visitors have room to explore the equipment, including distinctive pieces, with practical guidance from staff. This breadth is particularly useful for comparing instruments with related recording, amplification, or live-sound equipment in one place. Located on Sudetendeutschestraße in Milbertshofen-Am Hart, ProMusicTools offers in-store shopping and collection as well as delivery, including worldwide shipping.

Folkladen #8
What stands out
  • hands-on attention to an old, inexpensive banjo

Folkladen

4.886 reviews
Einsteinstraße 123, 81675 München, Germany

On Einsteinstraße in Munich, Folkladen brings a traditional-instrument character to the local music-shop scene. Its history includes the sale of a Martin D14 and a Dobro resonator guitar, while hands-on attention to an old, inexpensive banjo reflects an interest in instruments beyond straightforward retail.

ars musica the music store #9
What stands out
  • rare electric guitars

  • in-store and kerbside collection

ars musica the music store

4.832 reviews
Lindwurmstraße 201, 80337 München-Sendling, Germany
Best for
Musicians browsing unusual or used instrumentsShoppers combining instruments, vinyl and printed music

Ars Musica is an eclectic musical instrument shop in Sendling, where the range extends beyond guitars to violins, Italian accordions, amplifiers, vinyl and printed music. Selected stock has included rare electric guitars, Hughes guitar amplifiers and older Dynacord tube amplifiers, making the shop particularly interesting for musicians who enjoy browsing unconventional or used finds rather than a tightly standardized catalogue.

Knowledgeable assistance is one of its clearest strengths, and the service scope has included help with an urgent keyboard-amplifier rental. In-store browsing is complemented by in-store and kerbside collection, giving shoppers flexibility between an exploratory visit and a targeted pickup. Located at Lindwurmstraße 201 in Munich-Sendling, Ars Musica suits players, collectors and broader music shoppers whose interests cross several instrument categories.

On Guitars #10

On Guitars

55 reviews
Pilgersheimer Str. 32, 81543 München-Untergiesing-Harlaching, Germany

On Guitars in Untergiesing-Harlaching is geared towards players who want something more personal than an off-the-shelf instrument. At Pilgersheimer Str. 32, the design process can cover the key details of a custom guitar, from wood selection and neck geometry to pickups and finishing touches.

The workshop also handles careful upgrades and modifications, with an emphasis on precise workmanship and practical suggestions that refine the original idea. Its instruments include models such as the Pitpit Five, Fink PT and Elster MB “YMOS,” making the shop especially relevant to musicians seeking distinctive, individually specified guitars.

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Map of guitar stores in Munich

Use the map to see where Munich's guitar and musical-instrument shops are positioned across the city. It can help you compare several destinations when you want to browse instruments, pedals or accessories in person.

Plan around the type of visit you have in mind. A quick accessory purchase, a careful electric-guitar comparison and a search for unusual used gear may each suit a different route or stop.

What you can find

  • Guitar comparisonBrowse guitars in person and compare different instruments before choosing.
  • Pedals and accessoriesLook for pedals and supporting accessories alongside your main instrument.
  • Electric guitarsExplore options suited to electric-guitar players and setup changes.
  • Vintage and unusual gearSearch for vintage pieces, unusual instruments and used-gear possibilities.
  • Beginner guidanceAsk for patient, practical help if you are buying your first guitar.
  • Hands-on adviceGet face-to-face support while assessing instruments and building a setup.
  • Studio and live equipmentCompare instruments with gear intended for studio work or live sound.
  • Delivery optionsCheck whether the shop can arrange delivery when visiting in person is not enough.

How to choose a guitar store

  1. Decide whether you need an electric, vintage, used or beginner-friendly instrument before setting out.
  2. Ask to compare the models you are considering rather than relying on appearance alone.
  3. Bring your amplifier, pedal or setup requirements into the conversation if compatibility matters.
  4. Confirm whether unusual or used instruments are currently available before making a special trip.
  5. Ask what hands-on guidance is included when you are still learning what suits your playing.
  6. Check delivery arrangements if the instrument or wider setup is difficult to carry home.

Frequently asked questions

Which guitar store in Munich is best for beginners?

Tone Nirvana is a useful starting point for beginners seeking patient guidance. Musik is also relevant if you want hands-on advice while comparing instruments. Before visiting, explain your playing experience and budget so the team can focus the selection.

It is worth trying several neck shapes and body styles rather than choosing only by appearance. A short in-store comparison can make the first purchase more comfortable and practical.

Where can I compare electric guitars and pedals in Munich?

MJ Guitars GmbH is suited to shoppers comparing guitars, pedals and accessories. Tone Nirvana is another option for electric-guitar enthusiasts, particularly when vintage gear is part of the search.

Ask which instruments and pedals are available to try on the day. If you have a particular amplifier or playing style, mention it so the comparison is more relevant.

Can I find vintage or unusual guitars in Munich?

Several specialist guitar shops may suit a search for vintage, unusual or used instruments, including Tone Nirvana and the shops listed in this guide. Stock in this category can change quickly, so contact the shop before travelling for a specific model.

Take note of condition, modifications, included parts and return arrangements. These details matter especially when an instrument has a previous owner or a distinctive history.

Do Munich guitar stores offer delivery?

The Music Shop OHG is relevant for musicians who want in-person help with the option of delivery. Availability and delivery conditions can vary by instrument, location and order, so confirm the details before committing.

If you are buying a larger setup, ask whether delivery covers the complete purchase or only selected items. You can also clarify packaging, timing and what happens if the instrument needs adjustment after arrival.

Are there Munich music shops for studio or live-sound gear as well as guitars?

Yes. Some musical-instrument shops combine guitars with equipment for studio work or live sound, which can be useful when you are building a broader setup. The Music Shop OHG and other larger music stores are worth checking for this kind of visit.

Prepare a short list of the equipment you already use, including connections and intended setting. That makes it easier to identify compatible additions without buying more than you need.

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