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In general, how much do Acoustic Guitar Repairs repair cost?
Usually we can accomplish acoustic guitar neck repairs for under $250
Specifically, Acoustic Guitar Head stock repair, neck repairs, guitar brace and crack repair
- Guitar repairs to: Head stocks and
- Crack, Brace repair
- Similarly, guitar bridge repair and replacements
- Guitar neck shaving, thinning , re-profiling and more…
In particular, acoustic guitars besides, electric guitars.
- Haywire Custom Guitars features: Expert Electric and acoustic Guitar repairs. Also, upgrades, mods and fast service. Serving Myrtle Beach in addition to Conway, Horry County and, of course, all of South Carolina. Experienced technician will keep your guitar playing the best it can play! While it may be true, we build electric guitars. Our Custom Shop will also repair and modify other stringed instruments. Including our “One Day Urgent Care Guitar Repair“. Set up an appointment today-call 843-347-5742
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