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tornandfrayed
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I need to lower the action on my son's mandolin. Anyone done this before? Any suggestions? I already talked to my guitar guy and he does not do mandolins...
Any help would be appreciated..
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floodcitybrass
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| Posted: Tuesday Apr 24, 2012 |
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Find yourself a Luthier.
Not sure about your location. Search the forums for Luthier.
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lonewolf
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I recommend Marc Prave in Clearfield. He fixed my PRS broken neck and you can't even tell it was broken. Better yet, he was 1/2 the price of others that I got quotes from. Although he fixed my guitar, his specialty is working with acoustic string instruments, including mandolins.
Here's his last known email address:
lcslim@atlanticbb.net
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