easystrings.co.uk – Guitar & String Instrument Repairs in Lincolnshire

Rediscover the pleasure of playing with a guitar set-up!

A set-up is the most popular string instrument repair, which involves adjusting it to its optimum configuration for playability, sound and comfort, and a good clean and string change gives it that “new car” feel, and if you’ve never had a setup before, you might even shed a tear?

Every players style is unique to some extent, with varying strengths and preferences, moreover each guitar may need different adjustments, depending on issues, whether that be fret buzz, high action, or intonation issues, so each guitar set-up begins with a short consultation, and culminates with the customer testing it on collection, when further adjustments can be made.

I guarantee all repairs for 1 year, so if you take it home, and discover something not quite to your liking, you’re more than welcome to bring it back for it to be remedied free of charge?

I treat all instruments like they were my own whilst in my care, and all are covered with £2m of Public Liability Insurance Cover (PLI) for your peace of mind (Please contact me if you wish to view my insurance policy). Regardless of instrument type, be it Acoustic, Electric, or Bass guitar, most minor issues can resolved with a set-up, from as little as £80 (excluding the cost of strings), and my target turn-around time is just 48 hours!

Call or message 07875 129763 for more information

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