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Alley Kat Music
- Musical Instrument Repair
- Graham Street West Lorne, ON N0L 2P0
- Closed ⋅ Opens at 10:00AM
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Apr 09, 2016
vanhaIen_and_bacon:
Best guitar repair in london? Need recommendations on a good guitar repair person. Ive learned to change strings but cant do much else....
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If you don't mind the travel, Alley Kat Music in West Lorne does great work. Depending what you need, you might be able to arrange a... Frequently Mentioned on Social Media
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Referral from April 9, 2016
vanhaIen_and_bacon asked:
Best guitar repair in london? Need recommendations on a good guitar repair person. Ive learned to change strings but cant do much else. Any recommendations?
ChasingDarwin2 replied:
Whatever you DON'T bring it to Long and Mcquade. Fuck those guys!
spillybass replied:
Doc Sickstrings is really good, https://www.facebook.com/doc.sickstrings Guitar Works has a good rep (used to do all of Bellone's repairs), Rainer is his name, https://www.facebook.com/guitarworkslondon/ If you are on Facebook there is a London ON Gear Exchange page that has many repair and setup people on it. EDIT: Also Woodcrest Guitars, Jas is good and honest, does a lot of Gibsons http://www.romainpickups.com/WoodcrestGuitars/
muteprint89 replied:
Doc Sickstrings is great, as is Greigg Fraser. http://www.greiggfraser.com/ I have dealt with both and both have done excellent work at a reasonable price.
heavym replied:
as seen in this post... https://www.reddit.com/r/Guitar/comments/4 ca5 as/oc_i_fell_a_week_ago_with_my_guitar_in_hand_and/ i required some serious guitar repair recently. i took my guitar to a highly recommended luthier in Stratford, Michael McConville. http://mcconvilleguitars.blogspot.ca/ I do not have it back yet, but i expect it soon.
Britown replied:
Tom Bouda is your guy. He is a trained luthier who has a small shop called Carling Heights Woodshed. I think he has a Facebook page.
Anonymous replied:
Touring tech here. I would suggest you learn to perform a basic setup and maintenance yourself. There's a ton of videos on YouTube. Things like fretboard/body cleaning, setup, intonation and neck adjustment. Learn to solder, too. You'll save yourself a lot of money and have fun in the process. Edit: if you really want to pay someone, hire Doc. Pro level work, quick turnaround time and all around great dude.
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