Music Go Round Opens New Location in Kettering, Enhancing Local Music Scene

Music Go Round®, a leading resale concept for musical instruments and equipment, has officially opened its doors in Kettering, Ohio, marking a significant addition to the Dayton community's music scene. Located at 2100 Dorothy Lane, the store provides a unique opportunity for musicians to buy, sell, and trade a wide range of used gear, including guitars, amps, keyboards, and drums, at affordable prices. This initiative not only supports musicians at all skill levels but also promotes sustainability by giving musical instruments a second life.

The new store, which celebrated its grand opening on Aug. 14, is owned by the Besson family—Brad, Layla, and their daughter Reina—who are deeply embedded in the local music culture. Their vision for Music Go Round Kettering is to create a welcoming space where musicians can find the gear they need while fostering a sense of community. The store's opening weekend featured live performances, food trucks, and giveaways, drawing attention to its role as a hub for local musicians.

Music Go Round stands out from traditional consignment stores by offering immediate payment for items sold, eliminating the need for appointments and making the process more convenient for sellers. This approach, combined with a wide selection of quality used instruments and equipment, positions the store as a valuable resource for the Kettering music community. For more information, visit https://musicgoround.com/locations/kettering-oh/.

As part of Winmark – the Resale Company®, Music Go Round Kettering exemplifies the brand's commitment to sustainability and small business formation. By providing a platform for the resale of musical instruments, the store not only supports the local economy but also contributes to environmental conservation by reducing waste. This new location is a testament to the vibrant and close-knit music culture in Kettering, offering a space where musicians can connect, share stories, and find the tools they need to pursue their passion.