Santa Cruz ready for pickup 🤙🏻

Yes… another SG. I’m just the SG guy now 🤣. This one was in for a pickup swap 👍🏻

“How do I fix my shitty tone?” Easy, put @righteoussoundpickups in there and let me rewire your harness.

Finished tidying up the wiring of this old Teisco. Hopefully all its vintage switches still function properly.

Really stoked on how the frets came out on this vintage Teisco I’m refurbishing for a client.

My client and I joke that this guitar is cursed because everything that can go wrong on it has and still is. The Ghost of Jimmy guitar.

Passive quad preset switch for #Meris pedals in the most compact format. I’ll get around to making these available to purchase on the website in the next few weeks

#teletuesday went down over here. This guy was in for a standard setup and a funny volume knob. I usually suggest to all my tele customers who have the 3 saddle bridge configuration to get compensated saddles, so we added those on this guy as well.

Blueberry, that’s what I’d name it.

After a free truss rod adjustments and a new nut, this guy is ready to head home.

The SGs keep comin! This one should be my mascot.

Truly a pleasure to get to work on a @frank_brothers Arcade guitar, absolutely incredible craftsmanship. This really drove the G.A.S. home to build a Radar.

I love a matching headstock! Bring me your jazzmasters and I’ll sleeve up their wonky bridge.

1 of 2 jazz basses done 🫡

Another SG ready to AC/DC

This @martinguitar needed some fret leveling around the E string to fix some dead frets. Now it’s good to go 👍🏻

1983 “Dan Smith Era” Stratocaster. Anyone who knows me knows I hate the strat input jack, they knew what was up, but for only a year 😞. Anyway, this thing is rad!

Ever since I started posting that I relic necks I get a ton of these in. I smooth them down to 1200 grit, put a little dye on them to get that aged look and then seal them with a wood wax. No one likes a sticky painted neck, companies, stop doing thi

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We preform a comprehensive setup to optimize your guitar's playability and tone. Depending on your instruments needs, this may include:
Neck Truss Rod Adjustment
Fretwork Evaluation & Dressing
Intonation for Accurate Saddle Positioning
String Height Adjustment
Bridge & Tailpiece Adjustment
Nut Adjustments
Fretboard Conditioning
Cleaning & Polishing
String Change
Cost: $75
Minor Wiring Adjustment with Setup: $100
New Wiring with Setup: $155
Fret Level and Dress with Setup: $160
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