Welcome to Emusic's Guitar Repair department. Our much-experienced Guitar service technician is ready and committed for any instrument faulty tasks and we promised to deliver to our customer’s satisfaction in retaining the best result on the serviced or repaired product.
Our general services include Restring and General Cleaning, Setup, Repair, Refret, Pickup, and Electronic Installation.
If you do have queries, talk to us and we are here to solve your product’s problem. There’s nothing that couldn’t be solved when there’s a will, there’s a way. Thank You for choosing us.
Kevin 012-646 8882
General Service
| Electric Guitar/ Fixed Bridge | RM 15 |
| Electric Guitar/ Floyd Rose | RM 25 |
| Acoustic Guitar | RM 15 |
| Classical Guitar/ Nylon | RM 20 |
| Bass | RM 20 |
| Ukulele Guitar/ Ukulele Bass | RM 10 |
| Violin/ Cello | RM 20 |
Full Setup and Intonation
| Main Categories (Elec.Gtr Fixed Bridge, Elec.Gtr FR Bridge, Acoustic Guitar, Bass Guitar) | - |
| Basic Set-Up | RM 150 |
| Full Set-Up | RM 250 |
| Fret Levelling | RM 100 |
| Neck Adjustment | RM 35 |
| Pickup Sound Balancing | RM 35 - RM 50 |
Refret
| Main Categories (Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Bass Guitar) | - |
| Each Fret | RM 45 |
| Full Refret | RM 800 - RM900 |
* All price depend on fingerboard (rosewood/ maple) and neck (bolt on/ set/ through)
* Fret leveling includes for full refret
Pickup Installation & Electronic
| Pickup Acoustic LR.Baggs (modification output only and sound balancing) | RM 85 |
| Pickup Acoustic/ Classical (body modification, output and sound balancing) | RM 300 - RM 350 |
| Pickup Electric Guitar and Bass | RM 50 Per Pickup |
| 3 Way Selector Switch | RM 35 |
| 5 Way Selector Switch | RM 60 |
| Volume and Tone Pot | RM 25 |
| Output Socket | RM 15 |
| Push/ Pull tone and Volume pot | RM 35 |
| Kill Switch | RM 25 |
| Full Wiring (Includes Canare Cable) | RM 150 |
Machine Head
| Main Categories ( Normal, Modification ) | - |
| 6 String Electric, Acoustic | Normal RM 20, Modification RM 35 |
| Bass | Normal RM 20, Modification RM 35 |
| 12 String | Normal RM 35, Modification RM 65 |
| Fiddle | Normal RM 15, Modification RM 30 |
Bridge, Nut, and Saddle
| Bone Nut (customize size, set optimum height) | RM 35 |
| Bone Saddle (customize size, set optimum height) | RM 35 |
| Electric FR Locking out | RM 35 |
| Electric FR bridge sys (full setup and body modification includes) | RM 350 - RM 500 |
| Electric Fixed Bridge (full setup and body modification includes) | RM 400 - RM 600 |
Broken/ Split
| Headstock | RM 350 - RM 600 |
| Bridge | RM 380 |
| Back or Top | RM 120 - RM 600 |
| Neck, body joint | RM 120 - RM 600 |
*This service may need partial refinish for the best result.
*** All price(s) above are subject to change without prior notice and were updated on 6th June 2020.
IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR YOUR GUITAR:
Guitar Care
In order to keep guitars and basses in top shape, we recommend that they be professionally set up and checked out every six months. Since most guitars are made of wood, seasonal climate changes can make some adjustments necessary. Also, normal wear and tear (such as fret wear) can be addressed before it causes any serious problems. In addition to the six months "check-up" by a qualified technician, there are some things you should do to maintain your guitar.
Keeping It Clean
Each time after you play, wipe off the strings with a clean cloth because The dirt and oil left on the strings after playing will oxidize and kill your tone.
String oxidation is usually the cause of strings to sound "Dead." It can also cause premature breakage,
Whether you have an electric, acoustic, or bass guitar, there are parts that can become loose.
If you plug your instrument in, the input jack is almost always the first part to need some attention.
Be careful! It seems like no big deal to grab a wrench and crank that input jack nut until it tightens up.
We cannot tell you how many guitars we have gotten that "just stopped working" after the input jack was tightened.
It is very easy to turn the whole jack and tear the wires and, suddenly have no output.
Just be gentle when you're turning the nut. Make sure you can see that the whole jack isn't turning.
If you can get to the underside of the jack ( where the wires are soldered ) without too much trouble, take the time to do it.
That way, you can hold the jack while tightening the nut.
If you can not get to the underside of the jack without a lot of trouble, ( most acoustics come to mind ) or you find that the jack keeps getting loose - take it to your favorite guitar technician to have it taken care of. Since it's something we do often, we can tighten it up and drop a lock washer on the inside pretty quickly.