Repairs

We offer a full range of repairs and maintenance.

When something goes wrong with your gear, Music Royale can help. We work with some of the area’s best guitar repair luthiers and amplifier repair technicians to provide top quality repairs at competitive prices. Our repair technicians can service a wide variety of instruments, amplifiers and effects. Our work is guaranteed and usually completed in under 14 days. Additionally, we are the authorized warranty center for most brands we sell.

Music Royale offers a full range of repairs and maintenance on both acoustic and electric guitars and basses. Everything from string changes, neck adjustments, pick up installations, nut and saddle replacements and set ups are available. Please call or stop in for an estimate.

Music Royale is also an authorized drop off location for Pulse Electronics. The highly trained technicians at Pulse offer service for amplifiers, effects, speakers and mixers and are warranty repair providers for most brands. Comprehensive work can also be done on non warranty items at competitive rates. All electronics work is guaranteed for 90 days.

Music Royale’s in house guitar luthier, Scott Gorsuch A.K.A. The Guitar Wizard, is a nationally recognized guitar luthier and guitar player. Founder of Gorsuch Guitars and creator of the magnetic double-neck guitar, Scott truly knows the in’s and out’s of what makes a guitar play at its best. Featured in in Premier Guitar Magazine’s July 2021 issue, Aaron Lee Tasjan’s Rig Rundown highlights Scott’s magnetic double-neck 12-string electric guitar that Scott built specifically for Aaron. From setups and play adjustments, to hot-rodding and restoration work, you can trust Scott to do the job right for you. Read the rundown here.

Scott Gorsuch

Photo of Sean Lennon holding Scott Gorsuch’s magnetic double-neck guitar.

We always love seeing a nice strat walk through the door. The customer brought this in for us to work our magic and make it play the best it can. A setup and a level/crown of the frets is all that this needed to be amazing once again. This one is definitely drool worthy.

A very sweet Fender 5 string Jazz bass was in because the owner felt as though it was playing a bit stiff and not as nice as it used to. We determined that the neck had too much relief and needed a full setup. We did a setup and swapped out the strings and this now plays like butter and brings all the low end. Such a cool bass.

Just off the bench is this Taylor 214CEDLX. The customer brought it in because of it having unusually high action and wanted it to play like it did when it was new. After a quick evaluation, we were able to determine that it needed to have the neck re-set. Did you know that Taylor guitar necks are bolted on so it makes neck sets quicker and easier to do? After a neck set, level/crown of the frets, a setup, and a fresh set of Elixirs, this guitar plays like butter again.

Now here's a drool worthy top...Brian Moore always does an amazing job with their maple tops. This customer dropped this off to do a setup and a light level/crown of the frets. We threw on a fresh set of GHS boomers and now it's ready to rock

WHOA, check this out! We always love ESP and LTD guitars, great playing, great sounding, and great looking. This LTD Eclipse was in to have the pickups swapped out for the Seymour Duncan Mark Holcomb Alpha & Omega set, a set up, and to set the Evertune in Zone 3. This was fun to work on, killer guitar.

Sometimes all you need is one...pickup that is. This shredder partscastor was in because customer was having an issue with some extra noise. We were able to determine that the previous owner had re-wired the jack incorrectly which was causing a grounding issue. We re-wired it and now it's ready to shred again.

Just off the bench is this Gibson Hummingbird Pro that the customer was not liking the sound of the factory electronics. We removed the old pickup system for him and installed his passive Fishman pickup. This one is a beauty!

This beauty came in to get back to playing condition after it had sat for a while. A nice setup, fret polish, and a fresh set up D'addario Strings and now this is ready to melt some faces again.

This is the first time that an Artemis guitar has walked through the doors and we are very impressed. This is a shredding machine with some cool specs and a see through back control panel. We did a setup and it is ready to rip.

A very cool Gibson L6S was in for a level and crown to help with its badly worn frets. Fortunately, there was enough fret left to do a level and crown and a set up, it is now ready for the road again.

This Epiphone 1956 Reissue Les Paul was previously someone's project guitar that was never finished. It came to us with most of its parts removed and sitting in the case. We re-installed all of its parts, restrung it, and set it up. This Les Paul has a wonderful feeling neck and is an absolute joy to play.

Just off the bench is this Fender Duff McKagan bass. The customer wanted the bass to play a little nicer, so we leveled and crowned the frets, set it up, and threw on a fresh set of Rotosounds. It now plays like a dream and sounds killer.

Just off the bench is this Yamaha CSF1M acoustic. The customer noticed with the increased humidity that the action was high and didn't play as nicely as it did before. We brought the saddle down to help combat this and now the guitar plays like a dream again.

We just wrapped up this ultra nice Taylor 324ce. This guitar has been played a lot in it's short life and already needed a level/crown of it's frets. A fresh set of D'addario strings and this is ready to be strummed again.

Just off the bench is this sweet Pelham Blue Gibson SG Special. The customer dropped this off to have the stock bridge P90 swapped out with the Arcane Phil X signature P90 for a little extra grind. This one is a fun one to play!

There is just something iconic about a vintage white Fender Strat and we love what's going on with this one, vintage vibes with some modern twists. This was in for a set up and a well needed level and crown of the frets. We threw on some Ernie Ball 10's and it's now ready to hit the road.

Just off the bench is this Epiphone Les Paul Custom. The customer was having some issues with it cutting out, we opened it up and found that the jack was the culprit. We also set it up and threw on a fresh set of GHS strings.

This very cool Squier Tele was brought in because the customer was looking to make it a bit more traditional. Originally the guitar came with a white pickguard and a humbucker in the neck position. We swamped out the white pickguard for this three ply Fender pickguard and installed a Tele neck pickup. It's back to the original formula, which Leo got right from the beginning.

Just off the bench is this Fender Strat with a level and crown of the frets, a setup, and a fresh set of D'addario strings. We love all the mojo that this start has going on, love the pickguard and knobs!

This Jackson is all about high performance and it was in to get that fine tuned. We set this up with some low action and restrung it with some Ernie Ball Super Slinky's. It's now ready for some shredding.

Just off the bench is this LTD KH202 with a brand new EVH D-Tuna. Since the Floyd Rose trem is recessed, we routed out a channel under the D-Tuna in order for it to be able to be engaged. It's all ready to rock!

Some guitars need no introductions....and this is one of them! It's Iconic, legendary, and hostile. The customer brought this in because of a weak bridge pickup and he wanted to swap the positions of the volume knobs. We found that the pickup switch was dirty and was causing the pickup to sound weak. We sprayed it out and then swapped the neck and bridge pickup volumes. It's now ready to be played and played loud!

If you are from the Powell area you may have seen this guitar playing around, lots of miles on this one. This Taylor 416 was in need of a fret level and crown, setup up, fresh battery, and a string change. It's all ready for the stage agaon.

This Martin GPC-X2 came in with some unwanted buzz on the D and G strings from playing fret wear and some high frets. We dressed the frets with a level and crown, set the guitar up, and restrung it with a fresh set of strings.

Whoa, just jaw droppingly awesome...a pre CBS fender is in all of its glory. This 1964 Fender Start came in because the customer was having some issues with the volume pot cutting out and it needed some setup work. We opened it up, cleaned out the electronics, filed the frets, got it all setup and now it's playing like butter. This strat is ready for another 60 years of making music.

It's always a fun day here when a vintage Gibson walks in for us to work on. The customer brought in his very clean 1967 Gibson ES125T for a new bone nut and a setup. This guitar just oozes cool!!!! What more can you ask for, great tone and it's an absolute joy to play!

Whoa, some guitars just have mojo. Looks, feel, and sound all come baked into this Gibson Hummingbird. The customer was wanting to start gigging with this and needed a second strap button put on. It's all ready to be played and shared with the masses

For those players who like guitars that are effortless to play and fast playing, this is a guitar for you. This Ibanez Prestige was brought in order to help maximize its playability, with a few tweaks to the trem system and a neck adjustment, this is playing like butter.

Another bird flew in for some work. A fresh setup and a level crown took this Epiphone Firebird from nice to amazing! Feels great, sounds great, and plays like butter.

All the vintage vibes are with this vintage Hagstrom. It came in for a rewire and a setup– gotta love cool guitars.

This drool worthy Gibson Bicentennial Firebird flew in for a level/crown and a little TLC. Such an amazing guitar…great playing, great sounding, and great looking.

Whoa! Always love having one of these Ibanez come through. Some minor tweaks and this is ready shred.

A very sweet Fender Thin Line Tele is just off the bench with a fresh setup. Love the natural finish and bigsby on this one.

This week in repairs was double cutaway week. Some very cool guitars in for setups, level and crowns, pickup install.

Just off the bench with a fresh setup is this beautiful Gibson Les Paul. This top definitely gives a nod to one of the most famous Les Paul, Greenie.

OMG, what a gorgeous flame top on this Gibson Les Paul that was in for a setup. Killer Guitar!

Just off the bench with a fresh setup is this sweet Fender strat. Love the custom paint job on this, so cool!

Before and after pics of this hot rodded Tele, the bigsby was added for some extra coolness. Side note, this guitar was signed by members of QOTSA, how cool is that?

What a cool week for repairs…a very loved 1960’s Fender Deluxe, a sweet Rickenbacker bass, a Fender strat, and very menacing looking BC Rich Draco Ghost all in for some love.

A very sweet Reverend Sentinel bass was just in for a setup and new set of strings. What a tone monster, always impressed by Reverend guitars and basses.

What a stunning top on this Schecter bass. A fresh setup and this one is ready to hit the stage again.

This super nice vintage Yamaha was in a check over and a restring. What a tone monster.

Just off the bench is this Gretsch– in for a brand new nut, pots, and switch. A fresh set of strings and this is ready to make some noise!

This Squier is off the bench and completely hot rodded. New wiring, CTS pots, Seymour Duncan Quarter Pounder pickups, intonated saddles, bone nut, and a fresh setup. This has all of the feel and tone that you could ever want.

Just wrapped up a headstock/neck crack repair on the Epiphone Les Paul. It’s ready to be rocked again.

Just off the bench with a fresh setup is this gorgeous Epiphone Les Paul Classic. Whoa!

This Gibson G-45 studio is just off the bench for a setup and a level/crown. This one is s ready for a million more gigs.

Just wrapped up this really rad vintage Harmony. A level/crown of the frets and check of the electronics…this one is ready to make some noise again.

Just off the bench with a fresh setup is the rockin Fender Strat. Plays like a dream!

Just off the bench, a really sweet Fender custom Tele was in for a level and crown of the frets. Problematic buzzing is now a thing of the past.

Another Gibson Les Paul in the bench. The customer decided that they wanted to remove the robot tuners for a set of locking Grovers. A fresh set of strings and this one is all set and ready to rock.

Just wrapped up a setup on the Gibson Les Paul. This has all the ingredients for a rock n roll machine, plays like butter and sounds monstrous.

Just off the bench, This BC Rich Warlock in the infamous red acrylic. A new set of Grover tuners, a new set of Seymour Duncan Invader pickups, a fret level/crown and a set up turns this monster into a beast! It sounds amazing and it’s so much fun to play.

Just off the bench today with a fresh setup is this stunning Taylor Guitars solid body. It plays like a dream and look at that top…

Just off the bench, this beautiful Gibson Les Paul was in for a pickup swap. Two new Seymour Duncan pearly gates pickups has taken this guitar from cool to amazing! Also worth noting, this is probably one of my favorite plain top Les Pauls.

Just off the bench today, a spectacular Rickenbacker bass that was in for a pickup swap. The bridge pickup completely gave out, so the customer wanted these Seymour Duncan replacement pickups installed. Tone for days and this bass has some serious mojo!!!

This Fender Squier Strat was on the bench to take it from cool to extraordinary! Influenced by one of Mick Mars strats, this customer wanted Seymour Duncan pearly gates pickups in the neck and bridge and a vintage style single coil in the middle. This has no ordinary wiring going on…master volume and tone, plus a dedicated volume for middle pickup. To top it off, we coil tapped the bridge. The tones are limitless! Just to make this more special, a nice tortoise shell pickguard was modded and added to swap out the previous all black guard.

A late 70’s Univox Les Paul Jr was in for a setup and a pickup swap. We installed a Seymour Duncan custom shop humbucker under a dog-ear. The pickup was wound to the specifications of the Seymour Duncan ‘59 humbucker.

On the bench today a 2019 Gibson SG standard CME exclusive in for a setup and a tuner replacement. Replaced the Gibson plastic button tuners with these Kluson tuners, no drilling required, direct replacement. The customer wanted the guitar set up for D standard with 11’s. Plays and feels like a dream.

This Epiphone Dot was on the bench to have a Bigsby trem and tension bar installed. We also added a roller bridge to make things work as smooth as possible. This is ready for some rock & roll.

This super clean 1941 Kalamazoo came in for some replacement tuners and a setup. These Golden Age tuners from Stew Mac are a direct replacement for pre-war Kluson’s. We have used these tuners for multiple restorations and always have been elated with the outcome.

This Washburn guitar was on the bench to have a Fishman Matrix Infinity installed and a setup. Sounds amazing and plays like a dream.

Just off the bench, this beautiful custom Tele was in for a complete wire and set up. Simply stunning….

An Epiphone Les Paul on the bench to swap out the stock Epiphone pickups for a pair of Seymour Duncan 59 pickups.

A very nice Custom Shop Fender Strat that needed a setup and a fret polishing.

A nice vintage Gibson 175 in for a complete re-fret.

An unbelievable Gibson Firebird in for a fret level and crown with a setup.

An unbelievable Gibson Firebird in for a fret level and crown with a setup.

A fantastic Gibson Les Paul Jr. in for a new bone nut and new bridge.

A vintage Music Man bass in for a new switch and jack.

A Fishman Matrix Infinity pickup install on this Seagull 12 string.