We're Known
for Our Repair
Work
 Joe learned repair out of necessity.
Back
home in Louisiana, his first guitar was a Stella that had a
crack down the side.
He traded a set of bicycle pedals for it and after repairing the crack, he learned his first guitar chords.
 In
1948, his second guitar was a Gibson ES-125. He traded a fellow
4H Club member two registered Duroc Jersey pigs for it.
However,
the Gibson's neck was cracked, so he had to repair it before it
was playable.
His
first Martin was D-18. It also had to be repaired, because someone
had backed a car over the case crushing the headstock.
We're
ready to fix whatever misfortune has befallen your instrument. Bring
it in!
Venerable
Old-Timers!
And
doing what we do, we sometimes get to visit with -- and work
on -- some wonderful old instruments, as illustrated by that
great Les Paul above. Sometimes
our customers bringing in VERY old instruments. For instance,
take a look at this 1850s Martin guitar that dropped by the
shop for some major work not long ago. This ol' boy was around
for the Civil War and now it's going strong again.
Call
us at
(304)722-5212 |
