Uncle Rehearsal Studio

In a Metal Band called Corrupt and practice here is a breeze while they provide well for guests here. Very cool place to jam and friendly, have to park like a block a way cause of parking but that shouldn’t be an issue really, looking forward to more practices here! &accepts debit and credit

Uncle rocks! They are way more friendly than GC studios and even though their rooms are funkier they actually sound a lot better. My band Revelat0r will be back again again and again!

These folks are nice, and the prices are great. I have been to other rehearsal studios, including the really really expansive ones someone else was paying for and while those other places may have lot’s of shiny new gear, the real workhorse/​musicians will appreciate this no frills no nonsense facility.

Scott is THE MAN. Studio E (largest) is my favorite room and comes equip with a awesome audio equipment. I would recommend bringing your own amps/​heads and drums for optimal sound. This place is for anyone, and even has a list of extremely respectable clients. I’ve seen NOFX and Weird Al practicing here before.

I’ve been an active musician for the last 8 years and I’ve been to many rehearsal studios. I’m currently active in three bands and we all rehearse at UNCLE. Scott and Gary are awesome !!! the rehearsal rooms are great, their gear is great, and the parking is excellent. Plus the rates are excellent too! …Check out Uncle studios !! the vibe there alone is inspiring.

I don’t have to post tons of crap, just getting right to the point.
Uncles is an xlnt place, price is right, Scott and anyone he has working is cool, accommodating and I will always return.
No issues to report from me, PERIOD!

scott waltons uncle studios is the best for the price!!! the rooms got vibe and soul!!! the sound systems are decent. and everyone sounds better at uncle. they got some supplys, strings and things. if you need snacks or beer and things, theres a liquor store, directly across the street, a rocks throw away!!! ill be back soon scott, thanks for everything, love you guys at uncle!!!

Great rehearsal space. Scott and team are helpful. Very reasonable pricing.

Everything you need, nothing you don’t. Scott is both likable and professional, rooms favor space and sound quality over fancy appearance (its a good thing), yet are still comfortable and fun. What’s not to like? Best rehearsal studio for the cash bar none.

This place is classic! Everything you could ask for in a hourly rehearsal studio. Located next to a liquor store, the rooms sounds great (minus room-​c), good rates, Scott and staff are always amazing. Always good times at Uncle.

Ok, I’ll admit that I haven’t been to a wealth of rehearsal studios. Prior to moving to Los Angeles I always had a garage, an extra room, or a storage unit in the ghetto that didn’t mind bands. But those days are over, and I’ve had to rent by-​the-​hour a few times now. I’m not really a fan of the whole idea, but if you’re going to have to do it, you might as well go to Uncle.
If I had to compare it to Satellite (Silverlake/​Glendale area) I would probably rate them both at 3.5 stars. Satellite is cleaner, has a nice pool area and snacks and beer available to purchase. They also have anything that you might need to rent or buy, including guitar strings. But I’ve also gotten some attitude from there before. To be fair, I’ll save that for their review. The people at Uncle were incredibly friendly. Almost too friendly… Ok, that’s hokey, but the truth of the matter is, when you only have a room for two hours, you don’t want to have too much of a conversation while the mics are being set up, you just want everything to be ready. It’s a little more cluttered in the office area, but I actually preferred the room layout to anywhere else I’ve been. It had a couch inside the rehearsal space and the sound was actually pretty decent, with good volume and no feedback woes whatsoever.
We rented a backline, the total price was $ 17 an hour with one guitar amp and drums. Unlike Satellite, they provided a kick pedal and snare and all cymbals except crashes. Like everywhere, the kit was fairly beat up, but it was playable.
Really the best part is the people you deal with. I called at about 2pm to try to get in that night, and was told that I could rent from 6 – 8. I couldn’t make it there until 6:30, so they let us start late and slide a little after 8pm as the next band hadn’t showed up.
Drinking was allowed, smoking cigarettes was not. Not an issue for me, but I can see that being a deal breaker for some people. I’m going to spring for a full lockout in the very near future, but until that time, I will definitely choose Uncle over the other big games in town.