Our Services

Expert Instrument Repair & Audio Restoration

Professional Bench Bookings: 3–5 Day Typical Turnaround
Precision instrument repair and guitar technical work

Guitar Tech & Setups

Comprehensive servicing to improve playability. From daily setups to complex structural work, we ensure your instrument performs at its definitive best.

  • — Fret Leveling, Crown & Polish
  • — Unbleached Bone, Tusq, or Brass Hand-Cut Nuts
  • — CTS Pots, Switchcraft Jacks, & Gavitt Cloth Wiring
Vacuum tube amplifier maintenance and instrument repair

Valve Amp Restoration

Expert diagnostics for vintage and modern tube amps including Marshall, Fender, Vox, Mesa Boogie, Ampeg, and Orange. We utilize Tektronix oscilloscopes and Fluke true-RMS multimeters to preserve original tone while upgrading circuit safety and reliability.

  • — Precision Valve Testing & Biasing
  • — Filter Cap Recapping & Transformer Repair
  • — Boutique & NOS Component Matching
Pro audio gear restoration and studio electronics repair

Pro Audio Repair

Technical solutions for studio and stage gear. We service everything from analog mixing consoles to high-fidelity outboard equipment.

  • — Studio Console Maintenance
  • — Outboard Gear Restoration
  • — Speaker Reconing & Audio Cabling

6-Month Warranty

We stand by our work. All electronic repairs and structural work are covered by a comprehensive 6-month labor guarantee.

Transparent Pricing

Detailed estimates provided before any work begins. No hidden shop fees or surprise part costs.

Queue Efficiency

Live bench updates. Most setups are turned around in 3–5 days, keeping your gear on stage, not on the shelf.

Common Questions

Our professional setup is a comprehensive service designed to optimize playability. It includes deep cleaning of the fretboard and body, fret polishing, truss rod adjustment for proper neck relief, nut slot filing, bridge height adjustment (action), and precision intonation. We also check all electronics for noise and ensure all hardware is tightened. The goal is to make the instrument feel "broken in" and effortless to play according to your specific string gauge and tuning preferences.

Vacuum tubes (valves) are consumable components that wear out over time, much like tires on a car. "Biasing" is the process of adjusting the internal voltage so that your power tubes operate at their optimal efficiency. If the bias is too "cold," the amp sounds thin and sterile; if too "hot," the tubes will wear out prematurely and could damage the output transformer. Regular maintenance ensures your filter capacitors are healthy, prevents "red-plating" of tubes, and preserves that rich, harmonic-laden tone that vintage circuits are known for.

Yes, we specialize in high-level luthiery repairs. A broken headstock, while devastating to see, is often repairable with a bond that is actually stronger than the original wood. We use specialized hide glues or high-strength epoxies depending on the break, and can perform "cleating" for acoustic cracks to stabilize the instrument. We also offer finish touch-ups to make the repair as aesthetically seamless as possible, ensuring your prized instrument returns to a gig-ready state.

Our philosophy differs based on the era of the equipment. For vintage gear, we prioritize "conservation"—preserving as much original material as possible to maintain historical value. We use period-correct components (like paper-in-oil capacitors or carbon comp resistors) where appropriate. For modern gear, we focus on "reliability and performance," often suggesting upgrades to higher-quality modern components that exceed original factory specifications to ensure your gear survives the rigors of modern touring and recording.