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Re: Smashed Guitar

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Posted by Gordon B. on June 06, 2003 at 16:15:49:

In Reply to: Smashed Guitar posted by Kisha on June 04, 2002 at 08:20:08:

Tragic! Your best course of action is to locate someone locally who can physically examine the instrument and give you an estimate. Try looking in the phonebook of the nearest major city under "Luthier" (one who makes, restores and repairs stringed instruments) or "Musical Instrument Repair." If you still can't find help, email me with as much info as you can on the guitar and its condition and I'll see if my local (and very gifted) luthier can give me a ball-park figure on what repairs would cost. And please folks, I'm trying to help someone here, so don't spam my mailbox or I'll have to change my email address. Thanks!

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: Tragic! Your best course of action is to locate someone locally who can physically examine the instrument and give you an estimate. Try looking in the phonebook of the nearest major city under "Luthier" (one who makes, restores and repairs stringed instruments) or "Musical Instrument Repair." If you still can't find help, email me with as much info as you can on the guitar and its condition and I'll see if my local (and very gifted) luthier can give me a ball-park figure on what repairs would cost. And please folks, I'm trying to help someone here, so don't spam my mailbox or I'll have to change my email address. Thanks!

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