Keep a path back.
Use your instrument as security for a pawn loan. We’ll discuss the evaluation, loan amount, charges, and redemption terms before you decide.
See how pawn loans workMusical instruments · Pawn, sell & shop in Whittier
Good instruments.New possibilities.
An instrument can start a new chapter, on stage or closer to home. Explore a pawn loan, discuss selling gear you no longer use, or look for your next instrument at Lambert Pawn.
Pawn, sell & shopPersonal evaluationLocal Whittier team
Start with your plansPawn. Sell. Shop.
Pawn. Sell. Shop.
Choose your next step.
Explore the option that fits your situation. Our team will walk you through the details before you make a decision.
Move toward what’s next.
Ready to part with your instrument? Bring it for an in-person evaluation and discuss an available purchase offer with our team.
Discuss selling your itemFind your next favorite.
Browse changing pre-owned inventory online or ask the shop about the item you’re looking for and its current availability.
Shop available inventoryWhat to ask us aboutMusical Instruments.
Musical Instruments.
Details worth discussing.
From guitars to band instruments and audio equipment, tell us the make, model, condition, and what is included. Call ahead about large or specialized pieces.
Guitars & basses
Acoustic guitars, electric guitars, and bass guitars. Bring the case and any accessories that belong with the instrument.
Band & string instruments
Trumpets, saxophones, flutes, clarinets, violins, and other instruments. Call about the particular piece before your visit.
Amplifiers & audio gear
Amplifiers, mixers, speakers, and DJ equipment. Include matching power supplies, cables, and other relevant components.
Drums & larger setups
Tell us about the kit, hardware, and size before bringing it in. Keep matching pieces together and call to coordinate an evaluation.
Not sure whether to bring something? Call with the brand, model, and condition. Acceptance and available amounts depend on an in-person evaluation.
A closer look at what you ownThe maker. The condition.
The maker. The condition.
The sound of your next step.
An evaluation starts with the actual item. These are some of the factors that help shape your available options.
Make, model, and details.
The exact instrument or equipment matters. Share model information, useful specifications, and any background that helps identify the piece.
A look beyond the finish.
Playability, operation, wear, damage, and completeness inform the evaluation. Tell us about any repairs, modifications, or known issues.
Keep the setup together.
Cases, bows, mouthpieces, stands, power supplies, pedals, and matching components can help us understand the complete item. Bring what belongs with it.
A conversation before a decision.
Current demand and resale potential also shape an offer. We’ll discuss the available purchase amount or pawn-loan option and explain the relevant terms.
For larger setups & specialty equipmentBefore you load up.
Before you load up.
Give us a call.
Have a drum kit, a collection, or equipment that takes extra room to transport? Tell us what you have and its condition so we can discuss whether it is suitable for evaluation and coordinate your visit.
Discuss your instruments Call (562) 945-0290 to speak with our team.Make the most of your visitA little preparation.
A little preparation.
A better conversation.
Gather what belongs with your item and share the details you know. Call the shop if you’re unsure what to bring.
Your instrument and photo ID
Bring the item and valid government-issued photo identification for a sale or pawn transaction.
Cases and matching accessories
Gather cases, bows, mouthpieces, pedals, cables, power supplies, and relevant components. Keep each instrument’s pieces together.
Useful paperwork
Bring available receipts, model details, and records of repairs or modifications. Let us know about any missing parts or operating issues.
A plan for larger equipment
Call first about drum kits, bulky speakers, or specialized gear. Share what is included and what is needed to check operation.
Before you stop byYour questions.
Your questions.
A clearer next step.
Find a starting point here, or contact our local team about your specific item.
More frequently asked questionsCan I pawn an instrument instead of selling it?
We can evaluate eligible musical instruments for a pawn loan. Your item and its condition determine available options. See How It Works for the process, charges, and redemption details.
Do you buy musical instruments?
Yes. Bring suitable instruments for an in-person evaluation, or call first with the make, model, and condition. We’ll discuss an available purchase offer for the actual item.
Should I bring the case and accessories?
Yes. Include the case and relevant accessories, such as bows, mouthpieces, cables, pedals, or power supplies. Tell us about missing parts and what is included.
Can I bring an instrument that needs work?
Call first and describe the issue, repairs, or modifications. Playability, operation, and condition affect available options; we may not be able to accept every item.
Do you carry band instruments and guitars?
Our changing inventory can include band instruments, guitars, basses, amplifiers, and other musical gear. Check the online store or call about the particular item you need.
Can you give an offer from a photo?
Photos and a clear description can help start the conversation. A purchase offer or pawn-loan amount depends on an in-person evaluation. Call ahead about larger or specialized equipment.
Your local team in WhittierBring your questions.
Bring your questions.
Explore your options.
Visit Lambert Pawn to discuss your instruments, ask about inventory, or plan an evaluation.
Store hours
Mon–Fri · 9:00am–6:00pm
Saturday · 10:00am–5:00pm
Call to confirm holiday hours.