ABOUT
About Hazuki Instruments
Hazuki Instruments was founded in 2009 at 14 Calder Lane in Wellmouth around a simple principle: buying an instrument should be a careful fitting, not a rushed sale. We care for musicians and their instruments across three dedicated floors.
A Fitting, Not a Sale
When Mara Ellison founded Hazuki Instruments in 2009, she wanted to create an instrument shop free of high-pressure retail tactics. Choosing an instrument is an intimate, physical decision where neck curvature, weight, key balance, and acoustic resonance must align with the player’s body and ear. Our shop is organized to encourage quiet exploration. We keep 140 guitars on the wall, private sound booths upstairs, and experienced musicians on every floor who take time to listen to your goals before recommending an instrument.
HISTORY
Five steps at 14 Calder Lane, from 2009 to today.
2009Opened the ground floor: guitars, basses and accessories
2013First floor opens: upright pianos and orchestral strings
2017Three private sound booths built on the second floor
2021Owen Pike’s repair workbench moves upstairs
2024Nia Okoro launches the expanded rentals desk
Three Floors, Seven Rooms, and Long-Term Care
Today, Hazuki Instruments spans three floors and seven rooms, housing instruments from student brass and percussion to fine violins and upright pianos. Our commitment does not conclude when you carry an instrument out the door. Through our aftercare promise, every instrument purchased from us includes a free first setup check within 90 days. We invite players to return whenever an adjustment is needed, ensuring your instrument continues to play comfortably and reliably for years to come.