| Comment | Jimmy Egypt does it for the professionals. He fixed up Clapton's strat once in an emergency.
It depends on what needs done and the only vague faff is you have to arrange a time to go in, because he'll give you a quote depending on what needs done.
If it's fundamentally not a very good guitar, consider new pickups while you're at it, as they can be genuinely transformative and it's smart economy to do something to the guitar while it's getting set up and cleaned anyway.
I whacked some Seymour Duncan SSLs on my strat while it got set up, and very genuinely, it's like listening to Under the Bridge on the record. |
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