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Price List as of July, 2010

New strings not included in prices

Repair and Setup :  Full setups include adjustment of truss rod, action, intonation, general cleaning, treating fretboard with linseed oil (unless it's maple), tightening loose tuners, and checking/cleaning electronics.

Restring and tune

Full setup (acoustic)

Full setup (electric)

Full setup (locking tremolo)

Full setup (12 string)

Truss rod adjustment

Replace tuners

Repair broken neck/peghead

New bone nut (incl. full setup)

$10 ($20 for 12 string)

$50

$50

$80

$75

$15

Must see to quote

most cases $90 (without finish repair)

$75 ($125 for 12 string)

                                                                     

Fretwork:  I use the Stewart MacDonald Neck Jig to ensure  precise fret levelling

Refret- unbound neck

Refret- bound or maple fretboard

Partial refret

Dress and polish frets

Refret with stainless steel frets

$295

$325

$160 and up depending on number of frets

$140 ($250 for stainless steel frets)

$625

 

Acoustic:

Replace saddle (incl. full setup)

Remove & reglue bridge (incl. full setup)

Install new pre-made bridge

Custom made bridge

New bridge plate

Fill and recut saddle slot

Neck reset

Reglue braces

Install piezo pickup (incl. full setup)

Repair cracks

$75

$100 ($120 if under-saddle pickup is used)

$125 + parts

$175+

$120 (incl. full setup)

$140

$495+ (depends on condition of neck & frets)

Must see instrument to quote 

$85

Must see instrument to quote

 

Electric:

Replace pickups

New jack (most models)

Replace one pot or switch

Body routing

Must get specifics to quote 

$20 + parts

$25 + parts (price break if more than one)

$95+

 

Violin:

Restring

Full setup

Reshape peg holes

Reshape or replace pegs

Reposition existing soundpost

Install new soundpost

$25

$55

$30

$30 + parts

$75

$95

General hourly rate:  $50

These prices are NOT subject to change without notice. If you are seeing this price list online, it is what I will stick to. I use a "no surprises" approach to my prices. If you are getting a refret, you will not receive a bill with an extra charge for a setup or anything else but strings or other obvious parts (fretwire is included in the labor charge).   If there are unforeseen circumstances where the quoted price would not cover the labor required, I will contact you before proceeding.  You may notice that many repairs are quoted as including a full setup.  This is usually because the repair involves enough disassembly of the guitar that I end up doing the amount of work in a full setup, and I can't seem to help but check over all of the deatils anyway.  If there is a reason that you want a specific repair without a full setup, I can work that out too.  If you need a repair that is not on this list, go ahead and contact me about it.  I may be able to help.