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Maryland✭✭ Dupont MD 50-XL (Favino), Michael Dunn Stardust, Castelluccia Tears, Yunzhi gypsy jazz guitar, Gitane DG-320, DG-250M and DG-250
Curious, any of you all do some time period fret changes? On my 10 year old or so guitars, the frets, mainly on the on the high B and E, are pretty done in.
If so, where do you go? Your local guitar shop?????
I only had a fret change done once, on my classical guitar, when I was getting my music degree, 20 years ago.
I noticed an improvement..........I think.
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there's some really good guitar shops in Maryland.
I know Alan Pachter is near DC, I think he's quite a knowledgeable guy.
Classical guitars don't really need fret work often if ever, the strings are much softer.
let me know where you are in MD, I can probably find someone for you.
seems like you have really nice guitars so I would find someone good.
Jim Cunningham is the first person I think of in that area you should connect with. He's good friends with Martin Taylor and takes care of his instruments when Martin is in the States. https://www.cunninghamguitars.com/