What we do
Full repair service
for all fretted instruments
Repair
Setup & Maintenance
Modification & Restoration
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Art of Guitar Repair
Repair damaged jack hole
Acoustic guitar
Jigsaw puzzle on rosewood side
Acoustic guitar
Repair hole on rosewood side
Acoustic guitar
Reglue bridge
Acoustic guitar
Change T-O-M saddle
Acoustic electric guitar
7 string guitar to 6 string
Electric guitar
Featured Projects
It was supposed to be a nice vacation, but it was ruined by a careless cargo worker at the airport. Luckily, the guitar was insured, but the owner's precious guitar will never be the same. He asked the manufacturer, Gibson, to make a new neck, but they estimated an unbelievable price and a long wait...
Any repair must be done properly the first time, otherwise, it could cost you more in the end than you expect. Besides, a repair will be much more difficult if it is first fixed poorly, like in this case. Repair specifications: - Make a new heel and install the neck so the repair is not...
This repair involved the creation of a completely new five-piece headstock. This broken five-piece guitar neck had been repaired previously with fiberglass, which was a very popular technique in the 1970s, and it was painted very dark to cover it. I don't know why, but the crack itself was not glued. The owner used this...
To me my guitars are like family. To send one to someone to do repair work, you have to have complete faith + trust in the craftsman. I have faithfully been sending my guitars to him for 15yrs and I am in constant awe of his work. Eiichi is a master of guitar restoration.
Bob Rock
I was introduced Eiichi while recording KD Lang’s “TORCH & TWANG and INGENUE” CDs in Vancouver. Throughout the making of both projects, and to this day, he remains my first choice as a guitar repair /luthier. His meticulousness, intuitive understanding, inventiveness, and musicality make him a world class craftsman. He’s also a really nice guy.
Ben Mink
Eiichi-san has been taking care of my guitars and basses since 1992, and he is one the very few people that I trust my instruments with. Domo arigato, Eiichi-san.
Bryan Adams