Why do my business cards say “dirty deeds done dirt cheap”?
Besides being rock and roll? Simply put, I realized I was
getting the short end of the stick, and you were too. I worked for a repair
company and was getting paid $11 an hour before tax. This means even if I
completed a $300 repair in an hour, I still only made $11. “So what?” you might
say. What if I charged you a fair reasonable price instead of what the big boys
are charging? I still get paid fairly and you get a fair price too. Sounds well... fair
right? You can also rest assured knowing you also get extremely personalized one on
one attention, and a certified luthier with a 2-year diploma in advanced guitar
repair and construction doing your work.
In addition to repairs, upgrades, and custom moding
services, I also offer guitar teching at single shows as well as on tour,
emergency “at venue” and house call repairs, heck I have even been known to
teach a lesson here and there too. I do pedal repair and mods, some basic amp
repair, setups of all kinds from banjos to mandos, and more. I also particularly
enjoy restoring vintage and heirloom instruments, especially the ones already
deemed unfixable or not worth it by other repair people.
If you have any questions for me, please don’t hesitate
to ask. I am completely open to any questions I might be able to answer
or help with; not just about repairs, but even if you’re just in need of advice
(Do you know what this problem sounds like? How do I fix it myself) or opinions
(what do you think of these pickups? Should I buy this guitar? Ect.). I have
spent hours dispensing advice on guitar forums and would love to be able to
help you too.
Kevin Monzel
“You play better when your gear is playing at its best”
