Subject: RE: guitar refurbishment From: alex s Date: 25 Jul 10 - 10:16 AM can't find it on the link - where is it? This thread is temporarily closed - it has been hit hard by spammers. If you wish to post here, ask a mod to reopen it. --mudelf |
Subject: RE: guitar refurbishment From: Willie-O Date: 24 Jul 10 - 03:39 PM Electra Guitars: there's a page on them at Wikipedia. Apparently they made a lot of copies of popular electric guitars, especially Les Pauls, but many others as well, and were endorsed by some famous names of the 70's, Peter Frampton and Rick Derringer. Quality varied a lot. Quite a lot of info here: http://www.rivercityamps.com/electra/index.php They certainly have their enthusiasts today. You should take it to a (full service) local music store and ask there. We don't know where you are, Mudcat is an international site; if you tell us, Mudcatters might have some helpful suggestions for you. Mine would be to stay local and not ship it if it is of value to you. In fact, I am not sure you should have the finish repaired at all--that usually damages the value. Just have it looked over by a competent repairman and see if s/he has any recommendations to ensure its continuing playability, and if they think any finish touchups are required. That's your dad's wear and tear on it, after all. Good luck, hope you enjoy having the guitar. |
Subject: RE: guitar refurbishment From: GUEST,Deano Date: 24 Jul 10 - 10:05 AM My Dad has an Electra Guitar, which is now mine after he recently passed away. Where can I send the guitar to have it refurbished; nothing major; just a couple of hole filled and scratches taken out. To me, it's a special guitar. Help!! |
Subject: RE: guitar refurbishment From: s&r Date: 29 Nov 05 - 04:10 AM wonderful Stu |
Subject: guitar refurbishment From: GUEST,When is a Shed not a Shed When its a Worksho Date: 28 Nov 05 - 06:07 AM For anyone wanting to do a bit of guitar fettling theres a great collection of piccys over on the Acoustic Guitar Forum in the Luthery section Have a look |
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