Specialized Repair Shops: Haywire Custom Guitars in Conway, SC, specialize in specific instruments with strings (e.g., guitars, basses etc.) and offer custom work and extensive repairs. Recommendation: For any issue beyond basic maintenance (like cleaning or string changes), it is best to take your instrument to a qualified professional technician. In the Myrtle Beach area, local options like Haywire Custom Guitars (for guitar specific work) are available.
Cracked or Broken Guitar Neck? Haywire Custom Guitars repairs-Gibson Headstock snapped If you have a broken or cracked guitar neck or similarly, a broken headstock-call [...]
There’s nothing more aggravating than when your guitar makes noises it shouldn't. An issue that comes up often is subject of guitar fret buzz. It's a problem that happens often to players. What is it? It’s caused when a string strikes against the top of a fret. It creates a buzzing sound. There are a few reasons why this occurs from the strings on your guitar.
Sometimes sending a guitar back For a small "Tweak" is not always practical or necessary. Many times when I ship a guitar from the humid deep South to a dry climate the neck sometimes will "hump" up a bit. This will cause what can be described as guitar neck misalignment and sometimes a "string buzz". Very small, almost imperceptible tweaks will result in a surprising results for this type of guitar neck misalignment issue. It is very easy to fix!
Do you have an emergency guitar on hand? If not, why not? Don't you have an extra pair of shoes? A spare tire? Do you have spare guitar picks? Strings? Why not a spare guitar in case of emergency? You may want to think about it. Taking a second guitar to a gig is not just a good idea but a necessity in most cases. Think about having your most prized tool-duplicated for emergency purposes. It's great to have a spare!
There Are Two Kinds Of Guitar Buzz...... The first is a mechanical or "guitar fret" buzz from high frets or very low action on a [...]
There Are Two Kinds Of Guitar Buzz...... The first is a mechanical or "guitar fret" buzz from high frets or very low action on [...]