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  • L.A. area J/C'ers - who does your repair work?

    Seems like a lot of you do your own work. I am not so inclined. Anybody know of a quality, affordable repair/set up guy in L.A., preferably Westside?
    8 strings? Because 6 is too easy?

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    Do a Craigslist search for the luthier in Downey. Good pricing, skilled, and same day service. Ex-Charvel employee. If you want interesting guitar and industry stories he's the guy. I was a little skeptical at first so the first thing he worked in for me was a squier. He's setup all my Jackson's , Charvels, and my SG standard since.

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    • #3
      ^Any more info on this guy? I go to 13th Street Guitars but I want a Jackson/Charvel guy to work on my Custom Shops.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by djpharoah View Post
        ^Any more info on this guy? I go to 13th Street Guitars but I want a Jackson/Charvel guy to work on my Custom Shops.
        His name is Dean. Like I said, do the CL search. He posts his # so call him and tell him what you got and what you want done. Prices are up front, work warrantied for 30 days. I'll drop off a new Craigslist purchase in the morning for a setup and usually pick it up the same day around lunch....with an appointment of course. I think once I had to pick up a my guitar at 5pm because he was busy that day. He'll talk Charvel all day with you if you have time.

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        • #5
          That sounds good. Thanks.
          I would like to talk shop with somebody so that when I log on here, I know what the heck you guys are talking about!
          8 strings? Because 6 is too easy?

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          • #6
            Try this place-

            http://www.ericsguitarshop.com/

            This guy totally RAWKS. He does everything and his prices are pretty reasonable to boot. He's out in the valley, though...

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            • #7
              Thanks. I took my Nuno out to some guy in the Valley. He will go unnamed. He was an abrasive tool. Not cheap, either.
              8 strings? Because 6 is too easy?

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              • #8
                Originally posted by FloydRose4Prez View Post
                Thanks. I took my Nuno out to some guy in the Valley. He will go unnamed. He was an abrasive tool. Not cheap, either.
                Should have called Dean!!!

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