Music Go Round Opens New Location in Kettering, Offering Affordable Gear for Musicians

Music Go Round®, a renowned musical instrument and equipment resale concept, has officially opened its doors in Kettering, offering the Dayton community a sustainable and affordable option for musical gear. Located at 2100 Dorothy Lane, the store specializes in buying, selling, and trading used instruments and equipment, including guitars, amps, keyboards, and drums, catering to musicians of all levels.

The new store, which opened on Aug. 14, is owned by the Besson family—Brad, Layla, and their daughter Reina—who are deeply embedded in the Dayton music scene. Their commitment to providing a welcoming space for musicians to find quality gear at reasonable prices has already resonated with the local community. The store's grand opening celebration featured live performances, giveaways, and food trucks, drawing attention to its role as a new hub for local musicians.

Music Go Round stands out for its straightforward approach to resale, allowing customers to sell their gear without appointments and receive immediate payment. This model not only supports musicians in refreshing their equipment but also promotes sustainability by giving used instruments a second life. The Kettering location is part of Winmark – the Resale Company®, a franchise known for its focus on sustainability and small business growth.

For those interested in exploring the offerings at Music Go Round in Kettering, more information can be found by visiting https://musicgoround.com/locations/kettering-oh/. The store's arrival is a significant development for the Dayton area's music scene, providing a much-needed resource for affordable musical instruments and gear.