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The violin making workshop is located within the guitars department. This allows our luthier to be present to control and adjust all the models offered in store.
Are you trying out a guitar but you are not convinced of its tuning?
This can be directly adjusted on the sales floor according to your requirements.
- Floyd setting
- Standard setting / Support for one instrument
- Change of a Pickguard
- Mechanical change
- Guitar / bass maintenance with change of strings
- Belt clip installation
- Replacing the ankles
- Guitar / bass shield
- Replacement of pickups on Archtop guitar
- Replacing the pickups on Solidbody
- Replacement of a potentiometer
- Replacement of a selector / toggle switch
- Replacement of a jack input
- Replacement of a capacitor
- Various electronic repair
- Refrettage
- Planimetry
- Gluing soundboard with reinforcements
- Installation of mother-of-pearl markers on the fingerboard
- Custom manufacturing of a bone / brass nut
- Installation of an electro-acoustic system
- Varnish polishing
- Correction of protruding fret edges
- Custom manufacturing of a bone bridge
- Easel gluing
It is strongly recommended to replace the strings of a guitar at least every 6 months and to take it to a professional for service at least once a year.
This will allow you optimal playing comfort as well as guarantee the accuracy and longevity of your instrument. It is particularly advisable to do this when you are starting out because it will make it easier to learn your instrument.
A musical instrument is made from a living material, namely wood.
This one will be brought to undergo various hygrometric changes during its life and this will directly impact your instrument on the playability and the tone .
It is therefore strongly recommended to bring your instrument at least once a year in order to check the general condition and prevent any damage in the future.
In order to preserve your instrument in good conditions, it is recommended to store your instrument between 40 and 60% humidity via a hygrometer and to act according to the reading of this one.
If the reader displays less than 40%, it will be necessary to humidify the room via a humidifier to return to a normal percentage.
If the meter displays more than 60%, you will need to dehumidify the room with dehumidifiers to remove excess humidity.
The guitar is made from wood species and these will work according to the ambient humidity. Your playing comfort will therefore be altered and it is then necessary to make an adjustment to take full advantage of your instrument.
A setting corresponds to the mechanical control, the setting of the truss rod, the nut, the action, the radius, the pitch and the pickups if the guitar has them.
The settings are adapted according to the playing of the musician, after having discussed together the musical style, the way in which the strings are attacked, we offer a tailor-made setting.
Luthier guitars since 2014, Jérôme has had the chance to repair, adjust and optimize more than 10,000 instruments so far.
Passionate about music, he sees himself at a very young age entering his father's workshop with the wood shavings flying from both sides, starting to learn woodwork and ending the evening with a guitar near the fireplace . So many elements that will push him to start a music / musicology faculty to very quickly obtain:
- a CFC in cabinetmaking with the Compagnons du Devoir
- a CFC in guitar repair at ITEMM
- a BMA in guitar making at ITEMM
Always with a concern for detail, Jérôme is continually in search of efficiency and innovation. It has also been able to achieve Taylor Silver certification since 2017.