About Us
I got my first electric bass when I was 14 years old. I found it at a garage sale for 20 bucks. within a couple of years I could kind of play the thing. Now some 45 years and more than a few basses later, while I still pluck away: I am pretty sure that my playing skills peaked in the late 1970’s. The truth is, I was born to be an artist and not a musician.
So a number of years ago I decided to try my hand at sprucing up an inexpensive secondhand bass guitar. Since that first one. I put my touch on around 65 second hand Instruments, with the great majority of those being donated to various musical charities. More recently I have started doing commissions for some well known professional players.
our services
Do you have a cherished old four string friend that still has a lot of songs left to play, but is clearly showing the effects of father time and all of the miles you have traveled? If so, eliminate the second it back to former glory without losing the original look and finish.
How about an instrments that has that perfect feel, plays like butter, sounds terrific; but is just plain ugly? The one that you would bring into the studio, but not be seen with on stage? We can make it look as nice as it is to plays.
Or did you or your brother in law, attempt to give your instrument a face lift that inevitably went terribly wrong? should be Don’t be embarrassed and don’t just live with a mistake. l have seen it all, from lime green house paint, to poured epoxy finishes that stuck the whole kit and caboodle to the work table, these things happen. And can help you.
I will take the time and all of the neccessary steps to create a beautiful finish on your special instrument.
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