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"Southeast" Setups

Professional "Southeast" Setups

Not every guitar sounds the way it was intended to. To achieve that studio quality sound and playability, your guitar needs to be professionally setup. 

Guitar manufacturers recommend guitars have a professional setup at lest once a year. Depending on how much you play, it may even need a setup every 6 months. Even new guitars need setups. Most often guitars are shipped from the manufacturer to the music store you purchased it from. During that travel, it went through climate & humidity changes. Those differences in the weather conditions most likely moved the adjustments your instrument had when it left the factory and now the factory specs are no longer set. Guitars are made of wood and wood is hygroscopic, it is continually taking on and letting off moisture. In turn making the wood shrink and expand. Once it makes its destination to your home, its now having to adjust to your home's humidity level & temperature. Our luthiers recommend letting your guitar adjust to your home a few weeks and then bring it in to see us for a Setup. There is nothing more discouraging than a guitar that doesn't sing or is uncomfortable to play. Get the most from your instrument and improve the playability with a signature "Southeast Setup". And if you are looking to sell a a guitar- a sweet playing guitar sells much easier than someone trying out a buzzy guitar. A little investment on a professional "Southeast Setup" might get it sold fast & for a better price. 

*We recommend using a new set of strings when we do a setup. Even if you just put a brand new set on. We require a specific length of string to perform our proper setup. If you have cut & wound your new set of strings, this may not allow us the length we need. Usually we can use the same strings for bass guitars.
You may bring your own set of new strings or purchase from us. 

Electric Guitar Setup

Our professional electric guitar setup includes full head to toe adjustment. We measure everything down to the .001 of an inch. You can take your guitar to any other shop for a setup, then bring it to us, and you will love our setups overall.  


Acoustic Guitar Setup

An LGR professional acoustic guitar setup includes a head to toe tune up of everything including inspecting internal bracing to make sure the entire instrument is structurally sound & playing right at spec. All of our measurements are measured down to .001 of an inch. 


Bass Setups, Banjo Setups, Ukulele Setups, Violin Setups & everything else...

We perform setups on any instrument with strings or frets. From violins, mandolins, upright bass, to even harps, and every instrument in between, we have experience and are the best in the business. 

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