| Service |
Details |
| Set up |
Includes truss rod adjustment, action adjustment at saddle, tighten tuner screws and bushings, file any sharp fret ends, clean, and restring |
| Cut, shape and slot a new nut |
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| Cut, shape, fit new saddle |
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| Re-glue bridge |
Remove, flatten, and refit existing bridge. Any minor touchup included. |
| Replace Bridge |
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| Handmade Bridge |
Handmade bridge replacements may be necessary for vintage Gibson, Martin, Guild, and boutique guitars |
| Replace Tuners |
Existing tuner holes may need to be reamed or converted in size with bushings, and tuner screw holes may need to be filled, touched up, and re-drilled |
| Fret Leveling (re-crowning, dressing..) |
Worn or uneven frets may be filed level and re-crowned in many cases if it leaves enough remaining overall fret height, however instances such as board unevenness, deep pits, or already low frets may require the guitar to be fully re-fretted. Cost includes ‘setup’ adjustments. |
| Refret |
New nut or saddle may be necessary as well |
| Crack repair |
TBD-by individual quote |
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| Cracked or broken headstock repair |
Glue, seal, and smooth area |
| Install under-saddle pickup system |
Install cost depends on which type of pickup system is chosen by the customer |
| Diagnose electrical problem |
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| Humidify Guitar |
During dry times of year, or if a particular guitar has a sunken top, it may need to be disassembled to go through a 7 day re-humidification process before any further repairs or adjustments can be made |
