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glboggs - Posted - 01/28/2009: 10:53:48
If anybody knows a good instrument repair service or luthier near Athens, GA, I'd track 'em down to have some spikes installed in my RB-3.
George
678 897 8518
Westvon - Posted - 01/28/2009: 13:00:59
quote:
Originally posted by glboggs
If anybody knows a good instrument repair service or luthier near Athens, GA, I'd track 'em down to have some spikes installed in my RB-3.
George
678 897 8518
Edited by - Westvon on 01/28/2009 13:04:25
mannc385 - Posted - 01/28/2009: 13:58:24
Check with Jeff Solliete, something like that for last name at Gig Worn. He has done some guitar work for me and works on most other instruments. Does a fantastic job, reasonable priced, quick and professional. His work shop is in the back of the cloths business. Across from Little Kings. I believe it's Washington street. I'm out of town so I don't have his card with me but he does post on Craigslist for work so a search for guitar work on that should get his number and of course the phone number for Gig Worn. I think his website is AthensGuitar.com.
Westvon - Posted - 01/29/2009: 10:27:18
Were you able to get your toy railroad spikes installed?
David Russell
www.hotbanjolicks.com
www.thebluegrassmusician.com
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