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"The build
quality of cheaper guitars has really improved,
but the imports still cut corners with
electronics. Rewiring can make your "good"
guitar sound GREAT!" |
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Complete Rewire
A complete rewire means I will replace all of your
wiring, pots, and switches. This is a good idea for any
guitar with scratchy sounding knobs and switches. It's
also a great upgrade for a less expensive guitar. If
you can't afford a Gibson and settle for an Epiphone
instead, it's a good idea to switch out the cheap
electronic components with good quality stuff. It really
makes a difference.
Replace Pickup
There are a lot of good aftermarket pickups out there
that can help you achieve the sound you are looking for.
I can order them for you or you can bring your own. The
price for swapping out a pickup starts at $30 each. Your
final pricing
depends on how involved the job is. For example, a hollow body guitar will cost more because they are
difficult to get into. You will also pay more if you are
going from passive to active pickups.
Install a Piezo Pickup in an acoustic guitar
Under-the-saddle acoustic pickups are very popular. They
allow you amplification with very little noticeable
modification to your acoustic guitar. This price is
based on how involved the job is, a basic piezo system
with no onboard EQ is $65. Obviously it will be more if
you want an EQ mounted in the guitar since that requires
routing. Also, a blender system with a piezo pickup and
an internal microphone will be a little more.
Install Input Jacks, Pots, and Switches
Tired of those noisy switches, scratchy knobs, and
intermittent output jacks? Get them replaced! $20 each
plus parts. Your bandmates will be happy.
Pricing - For our
full price list -
click
here.
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