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Location: Nashville TN. | I just don't know who to take them to for non-warrentee repairs. |
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Location: SoCal | For Guild, take it to the factory. For Martin, contact the factory for an authorized repair person.... |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | TJ Thompson in Concord Mass. |
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Location: Michigan | Elderly Instruments in Lansing does a lot of repairs and sells boatloads of Martins. Never had any work done there but there are lots of folks who have. It might be worth a call. |
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Location: Agawam MA | PEZ,
The Fretted Instrument Workshop 49 South Pleasant Street Amherst, MA (413) 256-6217. They are an authorized Martin repair site. I had them install Fishman oick-ups in my two older Guilds and fix a small crack in the sound hole of my Guild 6 string. Their work is excellent and the cost was low. The turnaround was also quick. This would probably be an honest 70 minute from Hartford.
God bless,
Steve |
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Location: Nashville TN. | Originally posted by moody, p.i.:
For Guild, take it to the factory. For Martin, contact the factory for an authorized repair person.... No Guild service at the Mothership
I got a list Martin Autherized service center but known these people or places. |
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Location: Agawam MA | PEZ,
I know for sure that the Fretted Instrument Workshop is an official Martin repair site. You can check out their web site or call them. They have done work for me and are very good.
God bless,
Steve |
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OT anyone know good places for Martin & Guild repairs??
