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After 38 years serving our musical community, The Minor Chord retail store has permanently closed its doors and the building has been sold. We will keep our email and telephone systems operating for a few months in case you need to contact us.
Students at The Minor Chord come from all ages and stages of life. We're happy to teach students with any (or no) background in music. Perhaps you're an experienced musician interested in studying a new instrument, or maybe this is your first foray into music altogether.
The Minor Chord Music Outfitters is an independent family-owned music store in Littleton, Massachusetts serving local musicians since 1984 with sales and rentals of instruments, lessons, accessories and repairs.
We see a lot of used instruments at The Minor Chord and a few common issues seem to show up in many of them. If you are thinking of buying an instrument on the private market, make sure you can spot these common flaws.
A good musical instrument can be a major investment that a beginning student may not be ready or able to make. To help our customers get started learning their chosen instrument, The Minor Chord rents quality fretted instruments, practice amplifiers, and band instruments at affordable rates.
The Minor Chord stocks fractional sized electric and acoustic guitars and basses from Martin, Ibanez, Seagull, and Yamaha. These are affordable but good-quality instruments that will give the younger student the satisfaction of good tone and playability.
Repairs. When you buy an instrument at The Minor Chord, you also get the great ongoing support we are known for. We can handle guitar restringing and minor adjustments here at the store—often while you wait.
If this form doesn't work, just send us email at AskUs@TheMinorChord.com!
The Minor Chord has quality student instruments for sale or rent at very competitive prices. Just starting and need to choose an instrument? Come in and try them all!
All of our digital pianos have a full 88-key piano keyboard and wieghted key action, proving a realistic keyboard feel and making it easier for a player to move back and forth between the digital piano and an acustic instrument.