Can anyone recommend a luthier to do set up and repair work on a D35 (early '70s) and a beat-up M20 (early '60s)? I am in the New York area but would consider shipping for someone who is highly recommended.
Thanks.
Chris
Thanks.
Chris
Guild set-up and repair work
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refret
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What do they need?
The saddle and the frets on the D35 are quite low; the M20 is pretty beat up -- I'd like, at the very least, someone to look at the nut and tuners.
refret
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Sounds like the D-35 needs a neck reset and fret job.
I have done a few hundred Guild acoustic neck resets, but it is a hobby, not a job.
Send me an e-mail.
I have done a few hundred Guild acoustic neck resets, but it is a hobby, not a job.
Send me an e-mail.
HoboKen
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I have all my Guitars set up and cared for by David Strait, Master Luthier, Boiling Springs, PA 717-258-6036
http://www.straituprepair.com
David is factory authorized to work on Guilds, Fenders, Martins, and Taylors
http://www.straituprepair.com
David is factory authorized to work on Guilds, Fenders, Martins, and Taylors
SmithfieldFair
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Luthier needs
I use Holger Notzel at Riverfront Music in Baton Rouge - the same people who make Komet Amps (http://www.kometamps.com). He's done neck resets, refretting, bridges, saddles, nuts, really amazing work on repairs on 6- and 12-strings of every kind AND all our B50's. He's European trained and a great guy to deal with. Cheers! dbs
Dudley-Brian Smith
Smithfield Fair
I use Holger Notzel at Riverfront Music in Baton Rouge - the same people who make Komet Amps (http://www.kometamps.com). He's done neck resets, refretting, bridges, saddles, nuts, really amazing work on repairs on 6- and 12-strings of every kind AND all our B50's. He's European trained and a great guy to deal with. Cheers! dbs
Dudley-Brian Smith
Smithfield Fair