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This Les Paul Custom is one classy guitar, that just needed some attention to fit and finish.

A fret level with a little fallaway as standard ensured the action was nice and low, with correct intonation and no buzz. A little attention to the saddles on the stock tune-o-matic meant more comfort for the playing hand, also.

Couldn't decide if this one should be for (hopefully the derivative brands count...) or !

Swipe to see some of the wear on this lefty Lester. The old nickel silver frets weren't quite holding up for this player. The divots were becoming canyons, so we went with stainless steel to hopefully provide a tad more longevity.

The on the last photo got shiny new tuners and some much-needed TLC.

I've had a few queries, asking if I work on acoustic/electro acoustic guitars recently and the answer is a resounding yes!

I think there's an idea that acoustic guitars should be a bit of a struggle and while I'd certainly advocate heavier strings and a slightly higher action than a typical electric counterpart, they can still be setup to play completely effortlessly and sound crystal clear.

This one previously had a nut that was cut too low remedied by grounding the first fret flat for some clearance, and this was from a shop! It buzzed on open chords and was terribly intonated in that register.

After leveling and re-crowning, a deep clean and condition and a brand new bone nut, this guitar is playing perfectly and sounding how it should. It's just a shame I can't demo it, since I play the opposite way up/down...