Guitar repairs
Every instrument and every problem is a little different, so every repair is quoted on its own. Call or email, tell him what is going on, and he will tell you what it needs.
Repair services
Setups
The fix for most guitars that just do not feel right: buzzing, high action, or notes going sharp up the neck.
Action and relief, truss rod, intonation, nut slots, fresh strings.
Frets
Worn grooves, dead spots, and sharp fret ends.
Level, crown, and polish; fret end dressing; replacing frets when they are past saving.
Electronics
Crackles, cut-outs, hum, and dead outputs.
Jacks, pots, switches, wiring, and pickup swaps.
Structural
Cracks, lifting bridges, and broken parts.
Describe the damage or email photos, and he will tell you what can be done.
Something not listed here? Ask anyway.
Common questions
How much does a guitar repair cost?
Every instrument and every problem is different, so each repair is quoted on its own. Call 314-962-8822 or email [email protected] with the make, model, and what is wrong to get a quote.
What instruments does Midwest Guitar work on?
Acoustic guitars (steel string and classical), electric guitars, bass guitars, and other stringed instruments including mandolin, banjo, and ukulele.
What kinds of repairs are done?
Setups and restrings, fret work, electronics such as jacks, pots, switches, wiring, and pickups, and structural repairs such as cracks and lifting bridges.
How do I get a repair quote?
Call 314-962-8822, or email [email protected] with the make and model of the instrument, what it is doing, and photos if you can.
Does Midwest Guitar sell guitar parts and guitars?
Yes, guitar parts are sold by phone or email; call or email to ask what is in stock. Guitars for sale are coming soon.