http://www.guitarrepairers.com Tue, 31 Aug 2010 23:05:13 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en [singlepic id=431 w=320 h=240 float=left]do you like Rusty Spoons? Huubert Cumberdale? check out our Salad Fingers inspired Roadkill T-Style. Complete with a B5 bigsby tailpiece, maple neck and a nice heavy alder body this young chap will make your belly scratch its basket. This  green machine has a great crunchy midrange ... http://www.guitarrepairers.com/?p=572 [singlepic id=422 w=320 h=240 float=left]A beautiful bass modelled on the 70's P-Basses' made by Guitar Repairers lurker Will Beckwith. A pur nitrocellulose walnut finish over a beautifully figured ash body. A lovely maple neck with a light flame through it and all high quality chrome hardware, it supports Wilkinson high ... http://www.guitarrepairers.com/?p=569 [singlepic id=414 w=320 h=240 float=left]Another addition to our Roadkill series, proffesionally distressed by master-basser William Beckwith. This bass was made in the image of a 62' style P-Bass and brings all the character and tone of the real deal. A nice barky midrange with a tight top end thanks to a ... http://www.guitarrepairers.com/?p=567 [singlepic id=410 w=320 h=240 float=left]This is a Genuine 1934 Harmony Moonlight parlour guitar completely restored with a maple fretboard and birch back and sides. This one has a lovely bright top end on it and plays very smoothly. Very comfortable guitar and quite loud for its size. These stenciled guitars go ... http://www.guitarrepairers.com/?p=564 [singlepic id=407 w=320 h=240 float=left]This little baby came to us in pieces but right away we saw its potential. Completly structurally reinforced, oversprayed in nitrocellulose vintage tint lacquer, compensated and setup this baby is now restored to its former glory! A sharp V-neck, light resonant construction and brazilian rosewood back and ... http://www.guitarrepairers.com/?p=560 [singlepic id=403 w=320 h=240 float=left]here it is, our latest prize possession. Forget roadworn, forget relic, Roadkill is where its at. Proffessionally distressed by us here at the guitar repairers this guitar is a killer! A vintage style neck that nobody has been able to believe, this thing plays like a dream. ... http://www.guitarrepairers.com/?p=539 [singlepic id=396 w=320 h=240 float=left]This lovely Kasuga F5 Style flatback mandolin has a lovely sweet tone. Made in the late 70's, this mandoling barely needed any work from us to bring it up to scratch. If you're an F5 lover than this one is worth a look $1595 [nggallery id=69] http://www.guitarrepairers.com/?p=554 [singlepic id=384 w=320 h=240 float=left]This is a custom T-Style guitar we just finished for a customer. He wanted that awesome tele crunch but with much more midrange so we said "sure! leave it with us". An all maple neck, nice ash body, b5 Bigsby, mini humbucker in the neck and ... http://www.guitarrepairers.com/?p=462 [singlepic id=380 w=320 h=240 float=] A  Top  Quality String Preserver Unlike most string lubricants ours does not contain silicon or any other harmful lubricants, our product is all natural baby. It neutralizes the pH value of sweat (the number one cause of string corrosion) so that you can get up ... http://www.guitarrepairers.com/?p=540 Restoring vintage and rare instruments is the driving passion behind us here at the Guitar Repairers. Seeing a beautiful old guitar from say the 1890’s restored to a playable condition is what makes all our hard work really pay off. Why do we do it? Well, from a luthiery point of view ... http://www.guitarrepairers.com/?p=521 [singlepic id=318 w=240 h=180 float=left] [singlepic id=285 w=240 h=180 float=left] [singlepic id=198 w=240 h=180 float=left] [singlepic id=211 w=240 h=180 float=left] “William, William it was really nothing” these lyrics are my catch cry greeting whenever I see Mr. William Beckwith. For seven years now Will has worked with us as a part time member of ... http://www.guitarrepairers.com/?p=501 [singlepic id=353 w=320 h=240 float=left]This guitar came to us in an abysmal state. Painted green with a brush and housepaint, directly onto the woodgrain. the customer wanted us to sand it back to get a lovely Mahogany wood grain finish. The odds of getting this were nonexistent. But we didn't ... http://www.guitarrepairers.com/?p=497 [singlepic id=311 w=320 h=240 float=left] who the *#^% is Egmond i hear you say. Well they were a Dutch company turned violin manufacturing into guitar making after the war, much in the same way that Hofner, Framus and Hoya did. This guitar was sold to us in the condition you ... http://www.guitarrepairers.com/?p=441 [singlepic id=243 w=320 h=240 float=left]We see a lot of 70's Stratocasters, some good, some not to. This one is definitely a keeper. Resonant, medium weight American Ash body, medium shouldered "u" shaped neck with a nicely aged tobacco burst. 100% original in original case, heye it still has the little ... http://www.guitarrepairers.com/?p=478 [singlepic id=263 w=320 h=240 float=left] The Firebird V came about as a re-working of an existing Explorer design by car designer Ray Deitrich and first appeared in 1963. The edges were rounded, and the headstock was fitted with "banjo" style machine heads,  however, more important was the construction; the Firebird is ... http://www.guitarrepairers.com/?p=444