Feline July Offer on fretwork and workshop rebranding - 10% off labour charges

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Hey folks - seems to be a busy time of year with all that is going on: 
Festivals, holiday season, school exams, Euro2024 football, Wimbledon, and next The Olympics

But I thought it was a great time to give an incentive to drop your guitars in for some TLC at Feline Guitars

So we are offering 10% off labour charges on all fretwork services from now till the end of July 

We are doing this as part of of our repair shop rebranding for the workshop 

Nothing is changing in essence of what we do , but we are trying to draw more attention to the fact that most of what we do is repair and servicing work 

So we cooked up a logo to go with it

and I had some t shirts made for the team here, however I'm now thinking about having them for sale if people like and want them (Will have to get more printed in that case)

Front print is small and just on pocket area

back print is larger

We also had some reprints of our other two popular designs by Vince Ray

Offset

A snapped-off Gibson headstock as a logo - I like it!

musteatbrain

I’ve still not worn the last frets out, but you’ve done a great job on all the guitars of mine that have been through your doors. Keep up the good work!

GoFish

I have a guitar that passed through your hands recently. It's just flawless. That's it. That's my review.

carlos

My '91 Steinberger is my favourite guitar to play after it was Feline'd. Legato and bends are easy and accurate on the giant Dunlop 6000 frets. Wish all my guitars had them!

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carlos said:

My '91 Steinberger is my favourite guitar to play after it was Feline'd. Legato and bends are easy and accurate on the giant Dunlop 6000 frets. Wish all my guitars had them!

I like the Dunlop 6000s too - when installed and finished off well, they are much more comfy than people expect.

Glad you are still having fun with the Steinberger.

I'm enjoying having a headless guitar in my life again since I got the Strandberg

Gassage

Jon, price on refretting my preCBS Strat? 6105? RW slab board- and time to do please?

fastonebaz

I've 2 guitars I could do with some work.

1 a full refret and earvana nut
1 a replacement earvana nut

But I don't live anywhere near.   

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Gassage said:

Jon, price on refretting my preCBS Strat? 6105? RW slab board- and time to do please?

Looking at from about £360 labour (subject to the discount )

Vintage Fenders where the frets have to come out sideways on the first refret need a bit of special care
About a week or so to turnaround

fastonebaz said:

I've 2 guitars I could do with some work.
  
1 a full refret and earvana nut
1 a replacement earvana nut

But I don't live anywhere near.   

That is what Overland Express are for 
https://www.overlandexpress.co.uk/guitar-courier

We have had a lot of guitars very successfully shipped in for work - especially during our previous special offers

Packing the guitars carefully is the secret though - there are some good pointers on the Overland page

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musteatbrain said:

I’ve still not worn the last frets out, but you’ve done a great job on all the guitars of mine that have been through your doors. Keep up the good work!

We still talk about your SG Junior in lustful terms 

CarbonCopy

I have a Les Paul with some high frets which could do with a few dress. Do I need to book a time and date to drop it off, or just turn up during your opening hours?

musteatbrain

FelineGuitars said:

musteatbrain said:

I’ve still not worn the last frets out, but you’ve done a great job on all the guitars of mine that have been through your doors. Keep up the good work!

We still talk about your SG Junior in lustful terms 

So do I!
My shoulder loves it for weighing 5lbs 13 oz and it’s stupidly resonant.

Wonderful thing brought back to life with Dunlop 6000s Mr Feline. Everyone that has played it always comments on the fretwork

earwighoney

Offset said:

A snapped-off Gibson headstock as a logo - I like it!

The C&S team of Gibson guitars will sue you for this statement.

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CarbonCopy said:

I have a Les Paul with some high frets which could do with a few dress. Do I need to book a time and date to drop it off, or just turn up during your opening hours?

Just rock up when we are open - calling ahead doesn't hurt , but not mandatory

Check our opening times if you need to (Tuesday To Sat 10.30 till 18.00)

https://felineguitars.com/pages/contact-us