Summer is the perfect time to start a new creative pursuit—and there’s no better one than learning to play guitar, bass, or ukulele. With school out and schedules a little more flexible, it’s easier than ever to commit to something that’s both fun and rewarding. Playing music builds confidence, relieves stress, and sharpens focus—and it’s a skill you can enjoy for the rest of your life. Whether you’re picking up an instrument for the first time or brushing off one that’s been sitting in the corner, summer is a great season to make real progress.

At our shop, lessons are taught by John Logan, an incredibly dedicated and experienced teacher with over 45 years of experience. He’s worked with students of all ages and skill levels, tailoring each lesson to fit individual goals and learning styles. His teaching balances music theory, proper technique, and songs the student actually enjoys—making learning both effective and enjoyable. John’s ultimate goal is simple and empowering: to help each student become confident and skilled enough to eventually teach themselves. That kind of mentorship creates not just players, but true musicians.

If you've ever thought about playing music but didn’t know where to start—or if you've hit a plateau and want to break through—this summer is your opportunity. Summer lesson slots are limited, so stop by the shop or give us a call to reserve your time with John. Let this be the summer that music becomes part of your life.

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Player’s Gear is your hometown source for guitars, amps, pedals, strings, and expert repair service — proudly serving musicians across Gas City, Marion, Kokomo, and the I-69 corridor.

Whether you’re a weekend strummer, a gigging pro, or just getting started, you’ll find quality gear, honest advice, and personal service from a shop that actually plays, repairs, and knows guitars inside and out.

We’re more than a store — we’re a community hub for local players, builders, and music lovers. Come hang out, test new gear, talk shop, and keep your instruments performing their best.

Professional Guitar Repair & Setup

From fret buzz and high action to broken electronics, we handle it all.

Our in-house guitar repair and setup services include:

• Full setups for electric, acoustic, and bass guitars
  
• Fret leveling, crowning, and polishing
  
• Pickup and wiring repairs or upgrades
  
• Nut and saddle replacement
  
  

We provide fast turnaround, clear estimates, and work done by hand right here in Gas City.

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Guitars, Amps & Pedals for Every Player

Player’s Gear carries an evolving selection of new, used, and shop-built instruments.

From beginner-friendly guitars to custom Tele builds and boutique pedals, every piece of gear is hand-selected for playability and tone.

You’ll find trusted brands like Stringjoy, Joyo, Nashville Guitar Works, Silvertone, D'Addario, Ernie Ball, Dunlop, and Martin, plus shop-built fuzzes, vintage-style accessories, and local-favorite finds you won’t see anywhere else.

Looking for something special? Stop by — we’ll help you find the perfect instrument for your playing style and budget.

Guitar Lessons & Community

We partner with experienced local instructors to help players of all ages reach their goals.

From beginner fundamentals to advanced theory and technique, lessons are tailored to you — and taught by real working musicians.

Want to start playing or level up your skills?

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💬 What Local Musicians Are Saying

“Rick’s the only guy I trust with my guitars.”

“Super friendly and knowledgeable — my Tele plays better than new.”

“Awesome local shop with great prices and even better service.”

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Visit Player’s Gear

Location: 1034 East Main Street – Gas City, Indiana

Hours: 10-6 Tuesday through Friday. 10-2 Saturday

Phone: 765-997-8199

Serving Marion, Kokomo, Fairmount, Upland, and the surrounding Indiana music community.

Come by and see why players all over Grant County say:

“Player’s Gear is where local musicians go to play, learn, and get their gear fixed right.”