MTS Music will be located at a big booth in the Adorni Center!  Please stop by and say hi!  Read More →

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When buying instruments or their accessories, there is always the temptation to shop online in hopes of finding that ever-alluring, lowest possible price. We understand the temptation–money talks–but did you know that you often get ripped off when you buy music products online instead of at your local music store? When you choose to shop online, you are choosing to buy an inferior product... 

In February 2010, MTS Music’s Eureka location introduced the brand new Drum Room.  A room with over 700 square feet that is dedicated to meeting the needs of Humboldt County’s Drummers. With drum sets and hardware, drum sticks and hand percussion, an on-site drum technician (See Drum Doctor) –MTS Music wants to give drummers a more human option than online discount stores. MTS Music... 

We are proud to carry Perri’s Leather Guitar Straps.  As you can see at the bottom of the picture–Rufus likes them too!  Read More →

We are excited to introduce Northern California residents to some of the Music Industry’s hottest amps!  We will post pictures soon!  If you have questions, call 707-445-3155  Read More →

MTS Music Drum Doctor  Read More →

Courtesy of Baa Baa Sheepskins.  Available now at both Eureka and McKinleyville locations! Keep your musician happy–get them a MTS Music Teddy Bear for Valentines Day! Available on our online store soon!  Read More →

As MTS Music hosts performers in the Concert Hall we select some for our Favorite Business and Band Directory.  If available, we also feature their contact information if you are interested in booking them for future gigs.  Please bookmark our Directory and check it once a week as we continue to grow the list with the area’s best entertainers! Also keep an eye on the Favorite Businesses portion... 

  ###Update: Thanks to Humboldt Music.com for reporting this incident On Jan 9th, 2010, at approximately 4:27 p.m. Brandon Cimina of Eureka, Ca proved that a natural disaster is no reason to quit rocking. In true rock and roll style, with a complete lack of regard for personal safety, Brandon Cimina weathered a 6.5 magnitude earthquake while attempting to layaway a bass. While others on the scene...