...A GUITAR TECH WHO KNOWS HOW TO SET UP A FLOATING TREM?Rong said:Tim Jones...really knows how to set a wammy bar up just right. You can email me if you want his contact info.
i know it's a bit late.. but if you're still looking for one, my friend is a pro guitar tech in toronto......A GUITAR TECH WHO KNOWS HOW TO SET UP A FLOATING TREM?
IN TORONTO?
:banana:
...email coming, mate.
-dh
i know it's a bit late.. but if you're still looking for one, my friend is a pro guitar tech in toronto...
http://www.brlguitars.com/services.html
I'd advise you to go to Encore Music Exchange at Danforth Road & Danforth Avenue in Scarborough. They've got a new guy there named Gene and he's the one who partially assembled my Tele "Partscaster" guitar. You can see some photos of it here:I've tried them all. None of them are good at everything. 12th fret ****ed up a simple setup. Capsule botched a stock Tele assembly. Frank Toth talked me into a fret level I did'nt need, then destroyed the frets. All of them charged me top, and I mean TOP, dollar.
You need to find one guy for each thing. Pat Rush at L+M Bloor for setups, especially floating trems. Frank for electronics. 12th Fret and Capsule for, I don't know - hype?
No-one here is capable of doing fretwork. Bite the bullet and send it to the States to get Plek'd. Seriously. No-one in Toronto is ever touching my fretboard again.
Would you be able to pass on a contact number for Frank?I use the 12 Fret and Frank Toth - Frank's knowledge is vast....quick turnaround but not cheap. If you want the best....you pay the price.