Set up a used instrument to be more than new

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We perform maintenance / setup of guitars at second-hand music stores, thrift shops, or after auction purchases.
As a matter of course, the shop side also performs maintenance and ships within a limited budget between the purchase and the selling price, so it can not be said that it is in perfect condition. I think it can't be helped as long as it's a business.

In order to bring out the potential of the original instrument, we reproduce the perfect neck (no unevenness on the frets), restore the proper string height, nut height, and electrical components to make it more than new. I am good at work.

​ In addition, an experienced repairman with more than 25 years of experience will consult with you.

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Construction example

​ FENDER JAPAN ST57

Basic maintenance ￥ 2,800-

Maintenance items: Electrical equipment check / cleaning / pickup height (output balance adjustment) / battery level check * active / string replacement * string cost actual cost / octave check / bridge & nut check / peg check / traslot (neck) adjustment / Fret check / Fingerboard check
Fret grounding ￥ 12,800-
By rubbing with a tension jig, the state of the neck with the strings stretched is fixed with a jig and rubbed together.
Jack exchange ￥ 2,300-

Uses a jack made in Japan

Total ¥ 17,900 - (tax price)
* Separate string fee