Char Lutheries & Guitar Repair

4 recommendations and reviews from 4 people

• Referral from June 7, 2021
  

  everylittlepiece asked:

  Hello Neighbors! I have a question for the experienced guitarists-- What guitar repair shop would you recommend to have the neck reset on a vintage Martin? It's a family heirloom, 1942 O-18. Pro players especially, do you have a favorite luthier/shop?

  

  GubbaTuts replied:

  Wow nice axe. First choice: http://www.charguitars.com/ Second choice: http://www.barrettguitarrepair.com/

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• Referral from March 29, 2015
  

  Benjamin K. asked:

  Hello friends, I'm one of the worship leaders here at Door of Hope. I just found out that my only acoustic guitar, a very old harmony, has two major cracks in the sides running along the grain of the wood. Does anyone have any recommendations for someone who could fix this? I would appreciate any help or knowledge on the subject.

  

  Daniel G. replied:

  http://www.charguitars.com/

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• Referral from March 25, 2014
  

  sarahonthemtn asked:

  Solid guitar repair shop in Portland? I'm looking to have an electric pickup installed on my beloved 12-string acoustic. I need a repair shop that's trusted and experienced, but also won't charge me unreasonably for the work. What recommendations do you beautiful Portland Redditors have? I also have another guitar to I'm planning on selling soon, so a shop that buys used and might do work-trade would be a bonus!

  

  93TILL503 replied:

  http://www.charguitars.com/

  

  cratermoon replied:

  I'll just follow what others have said with my personal thoughts. * [Char Guitars](http://www.charguitars.com/) - A master but maybe not the cheapest * [Portland Fret Works](http://www.portlandfretworks.com/) - reliable and professional * [Centaur Guitar](https://www.centaurguitar.com/) - great people and possibly your best deal * [12 th Fret](http://www.the12 thfret.com/) - A Portland institution and conveniently close-in SE. Is it an under-the-bridge piezo pickup? Definitely tricky with a 12-string, so talk to the luthier and trust your gut.

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