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Guitar repair
Was gonna head to Guitarworks on 16th but I might as well ask if there is a better place for some minor work. My acoustic has a 6" longitudinal crack it in I was hoping to get fixed or at least evaluated to see if it's worthwhile getting fixed.
Thanks.
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Guitarworks is your best bet
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You could try Axe music, maybe axe them a few questions....
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I think they just found their new slogan
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Mozell guitar service, he is located inside AXE music.
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http://www.fretwork.com/
Only place I would go.
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Cool I'll check those guys out.
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Mozell does great work but he takes forever. he always takes on more work than he can handle so if you have a few other guitars that you can play in the meantime then you are ok.
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A buddy of mine is a Luthier and could check it out for you and see if it is repairable... The guy is amazing! Makes violins, guitars etc all from scratch and by hand!
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Fuck that. Buy my Taylor 412CE Concert!
You have a couple of photos that are great... you must be very good at photoshop!
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Guitar OR does REALLY good work. buy guitars from guitar shops, but get guitars repaired by luthiers
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huge PLUS ONE for Miles. he does outstanding stuff, prices are pretty good, he turns things around in a decent amount of time.
i split the headstock in half on one of my guitars and he patched it up and did a setup on it. by the time he was done with it, he had turned it into one of the smoothest playing guitars I've ever touched
i was just about to drop some stuff off with him. all the humidity has messed up my guitars' setups
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Long & Mcquade.
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I just had James Fry repair my Martin. He is an authorized tech and definitely knows his stuff. This is his website: http://www.jamesfryguitars.com/
I've also used Miles at Fretworks and he is really good, although got cranky at me last time I was in there for no reason.
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I have an old semi hollow (84 vantage) and the neck pick up only works when I touch it and the switch is flimsy. Anyone know anyone who can help me? How do they access the wires? the f-holes?
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