Every guitar, even new, needs to be properly set up to accommodate your playing style and choice of string gauge. Most guitars also react to change of seasons or climate, and need periodical readjustment. A proper set up can change a feel of a guitar and is recommended for every player.
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Many times we can't give you a definite quote until we get to see the guitar, but here are some examples of our basic prices:
Random words of wisdom
To achieve bright and crisp tone from your acoustic, make sure that your guitar is outfitted with a bone saddle and nut. Most acoustics come with plastic/composite nuts and don't do your tone justice.
Never store your guitars close to a heater- they will dry out and might crack. The set up will change significantly.
Thinking of scalloping your fingerboard? Consider having tall frets installed- it will give you a similar effect of least contact between finger and fingerboard which slows down those that desire to achieve highest "shredding" speed.
Do you experience that your strings turn black/rusty as soon as you play them? Some players have a finger sweat chemistry that does not jive with the string materials and as a result, strings look dirty and sound dull after even one day of playing. If you have that issue, consider switching to a coated string. You will sacrifice a little bit of tone (it won't be as crisp as a brand new set of strings, although some companies out there are starting to come out with better and better coatings), but your strings will last you a lot longer, sounding pretty good.