Greg, when I met you and talked with you, it helped ease my apprehensions. You were very professional and explained in detail what, why, and how you would make my guitar play and sound better. You said that guitars sound what they sound like, but you could make my guitar play better. Well, when I picked up my guitar-wow! Not only does it play much better but the sound improved also. The use of a bone nut and saddle on your recommendation has improved the sound. The workmanship of you installing them was exceptional. The possibilities of what could have gone wrong crept into my mind on the trip down. Let me just say I am completely satisfied, so much so that you now have two more of my guitars to work on with more to come. If anyone reads this testimonial they can be assured of professional quality work.
–-Sam S., Loudonville, OH
Technical Articles
Bolt-On Necks: High Tongue Frets
I am including this article as a special page in the Services Menu because of the frequency with which the issue of high tongue frets arises. The tongue is the part of the fretboard that extends into the body of the guitar. On acoustic guitars, the tongue extends past the heel of the neck and usually falls away slightly from level due to the nature of construction and the neck angle. However, most electric guitars are made differently, without a tongue extension that is separate from the heel. … [Read More...]
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Exploring Common Guitar Myths
So, your guitar is a little hard to play, the strings are a bit too high for your taste, and you are wondering how to remedy this. Or, perhaps your strings are buzzing. You log on to an Internet forum for guitar players and ask what to do about this. Several people respond, with someone suggesting that your truss rod needs adjusted. Should adjusting the truss rod be the go-to solution for correcting buzzing or poor action? In this article we will consider some of the common myths and … [Read More...]