Q: How much does a Setup cost and what is included?
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A: For most instruments, a setup costs $60, and includes adjustment of the neck, saddle, and nut. We will adjust and lubricate geared tuners and inspect all hardware of the guitar. On electrics, we will blow out the control cavity to ensure that it is dust free. If your guitar uses a 9v battery, we will test the battery and replace it if necessary. Finally, we will adjust the intonation of the guitar using a Peterson Strobe Tuner, and clean the instrument and the interior of the case it came in.
If you bring in your guitar before noon, we offer same-day service for a nominal fee. After noon, we offer next-day service.
A setup does not include strings, although you can find many of the most popular string sets from Elixer, D'addario, GHS, Ernie Ball, and DR Strings in our storefront available for purchase.
Instruments that will require additional fees include guitars fitted with Floyd Rose locking bridges, 12-string guitars, and 8-string basses.
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