Ellaways Music
Business Services in Brisbane

Always making music since 1963, ellaways music has been a household name for queensland musicians. Here you will find everything from clarinets to custom made fender stratocasters. 315 gympie rd houses an exquisite collection of piano and keyboard instruments, while 337 gympie rd is the home of both music technology, contemporary instruments and band & orchestral. Situated on gympie road at kedron, approximately 6km from brisbane�??s cbd, ellaways kedron has two separate shop fronts. Ellaways is still wholly owned and operated by the ellaway family and the patriarch and founder, stanley, still has regular contact with management, ensuring the ellaways values are upheld for all of our customers and that we continue to give our customers everything that they need to make great music. Starting as a humble french polishing business in fortitude valley, servicing the north, this family success story has grown to include three stores plus an education support facility and over 40 staff, and now south sides of brisbane. Ellaways kedron is open from monday to friday, 9am to 5.30pm and saturday, 9am to 4pm. Ellaways underwood has the same hours but now is open sundays from 10.30am-3.30pm.

Established in 1963 shops with Confidence Trust. Starting as a humble French polishing business in Fortitude Valley, this family victory story has grown to a stuffed range music store destination for all your instrument needs. Ella ways has recently expanded, opening a second place in North Lakes, helping us serve a greater number of aspiring and professional musicians in the greater Brisbane area.

Established in 1963 shops with Confidence Trust. The products must be in the alike condition and produced by the same manufacturer. This guarantee is subject to verification, and does not apply to: Offers where the price is piece of a financing, cash back, free or bonus type offer, or available for less than one week. Significantly different to those shown or described to you. We endeavor to keep our listings perfect and uptodate regarding stock availability and pricing. Images of the products listed on our online place are sourced from our suppliers and may vary in appearance from those in stock. If you live locally you have the option to pick up your purchases from our place at Kedron. We apologies in advance should this occur. Our range includes acoustic guitars in every shape (dreadnought, folk, parlor, travel), electric guitars for every genre and style, bass guitars to make the world rumble, all sizes of ukulele (soprano, concert, tenor, baritone, bass), banjos, mandolins, and amplifiers to suit all the aforementioned products with effects pedals to shape your sound and create your signature tone. Whether you're buying a starter guitar for a child or you're a serious player or collector, we've got you covered at Ella ways. From the classic shapes and tones from the 60s to the latest technology in lofty output and dense tones, the bass guitar will be forever a mainstay in any band setup. Authentic vintage instruments donate collectors an oneofakind part to cherish and our secondhand instruments are chosen for their quality and individual appeal. These instruments are a must try for any grave guitar collector. Banjo is most often associated with country and folk music. The Harmonicas and Melodicas yield a same sound, with air being blown preceding reeds, but are played in a very different way. The instruments in the folk category are also flawless for those looking for a gift for the guitar player who already seems to have everything! From the humbly sized soprano ukulele, to the deeper tones of the baritone and bass ukuleles, the four strings make this an ideal starting point for children and adults who have an interest in learning music on perhaps the easiest instrument to learn the basics on. Banjos have been old for decades in folk, country and bluegrass music, generous those genres the distinctive twang that only the banjo can produce. If you want that distinctive Stevie Wonder sound, look for a chromatic harmonica. Picking the correct key depends on the genre you're playing. If you're performing folk songs' Ala Bob Dylan or Neil Young, choose a harmonica in the key you're playing the song in, commonly G, C, or D. Many beginners will learn on a C harmonica as most beginner harmonica books and resources teach in C. Choose a C harmonica for learning melodies and playing solo. Amplifiers are an essential item for electric guitar and bass guitar, and help you project your acoustic guitar to a larger crowd. Electric, Acoustic and Bass amps are all quite diverse from each other, and will generally only be relevant for its specific instrument.