Refretting a 1959 Gibson ES-225T: Working on a vintage guitar like this 1959 Gibson ES-225T is always an honor. The original frets were heavily worn, making playability an issue, but the goal was to restore it without compromising its vintage character. The biggest challenge was refretting the floating fretboard extension,
Every guitar has a story, but some have truly remarkable journeys. Recently, I had the pleasure of working on a 1985 Gibson Flying V that had traveled the world before making its way back home to Nashville—where it was originally built. A Journey Across Continents This Flying V left
I had to opportunity to make a new bone nut and refret this lovely 70s Stratocaster, “Blondie". It went home with its owner yesterday.
With the holiday season upon us, many of you may be unwrapping a new guitar this Christmas. If that’s the case, congratulations! There’s nothing quite like the excitement of receiving a new instrument. However, before you dive into playing, there are a few important considerations to ensure your
Greetings Customers and Friends! As the holiday season approaches and temperatures fluctuate, it's important to address a few key topics related to guitar care. Humidity and Its Impact on Guitars Guitars, being made of wood, are highly sensitive to changes in humidity. The type and quality of tonewoods