Alembic Guitars Club
Alembic products => Alembic Basses & Guitars => Topic started by: bass4u on January 16, 2006, 03:18:33 PM
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I would like to install frets on a Mark King fretless bass. Does anyone know a repair person in the NYC area?
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Look up the Guitar Doctor on Long Island -- I want to say Suffolk County.
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hey jose remember me? im the one you bought my fretless from!
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If you're not in a hurry, Jimmy Coppola at the NY Guitar and Bass Boutique is a true craftsman. He rescued my old Jazz bass from oblivion. I've tried Guitar Doctor (thanks to a suggestion from KFS) but received no response to either email or phone message requests. Jimmy can be emailed at: jimmy@guitarboutique.com (mailto:jimmy@guitarboutique.com)
Good luck,
Rob
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Maybe he's out of business, Rob...guy I played with some years back swore by him. Sorry it came to naught for you.
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Steven Hayes at Steve's Studio in Colonia, NJ. His work is impeccable and he's about 30-45min. from NYC in Central Jersey (within 5 miles of Metropark train station).
732-382-3557
Cheers,
Kevin
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Jeremy Perks at Rudy's in NYC is excellent. He services all of my Alembics, as well as other assorted toys.
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KFS,
Please, no apologies. I've learned from your posts and had some good laughs as well. I appreciated your referral and just didn't want to see Bass4U go down the same path. Besides, I know better than to argue with the sheriff.
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Thanks everyone for your recommendations. Jseitang-I remember you. Hope you're doing well.
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Rob,
As long as the laughs were at my expense, we'll call it even. Thanks for keeping the Club's info up to date--I'm notoriously behind the times.
And while we're on East Coast fret wizards, why not call Roger Sadowsky for a quote? He asks $500 for a re-fret, so you can imagine what fretting a toothless bass would cost, but supposedly there's none more particular this side of Santa Rosa.