| New Bridge |
$ 45 |
$ 55 |
$ 95 |
$ 135 |
| New Post |
$ 25 |
$ 30 |
$ 45 |
$ 55 |
| Soundpost - reset |
Free |
Free |
Free |
Free |
| Tonal Adjustments** |
($ 45/half-hour, by appointment) |
| Reface fingerboard |
$ 30 - $ 75 |
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$ 60 – $ 75 |
$ 75 – $ 100 |
| New Fingerboard |
$ 150 |
$ 150 |
$ 250 |
$ 400 |
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| Fit New Pegs |
$ 45 labor + parts |
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$ 70 + parts |
$ 50+ parts |
| Cello “Pegheads” |
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$ 200 installed |
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| Refit old Pegs |
$ 25 – $ 35 |
$ 25 – $ 35 |
$ 30 - $ 50 |
N/A |
| Bush Peg holes |
$ 40/each |
$ 25/each |
$ 25/each |
N/A |
| Glue Side Seam |
$ 25.00 per opening, all instruments |
| “f ” Hole Wing Crack |
$ 25 |
$ 25 |
$ 25 |
$ 25 |
| Top Off Crack Repairs |
$ 150 min. |
$ 150 min. |
$ 400 min. |
$ 500 min. |
| Top Off & Bass Bar |
$ 250 min. |
$ 250 min. |
$ 500 min. |
$ 700 min. |
| Top Off & New Block |
$ 250 min. |
$ 250 min. |
$ 500 min. |
$ 700 min. |
| Rib Crack (internal patching) |
$ 150 min. |
$ 150 min. |
$ 300 min. |
$ 400 min. |
| Repair center seam (internal) |
$ 150 min. |
$ 150 min. |
$ 300 min. |
$ 500 min. |
| Top or Back Split - (May also require new bridge or neck set) |
| Re-graduated Top or Back* |
$ 300 min. |
$ 300 min. |
$ 450 min. |
$ 500 min. |
| Scroll Graft |
$ 800+ |
$ 900+ |
$ 1,200+ |
$ 1,500+ |
| Re-varnish* |
$ 400-800 |
$ 450-850 |
$ 500-1200 |
$ 600 min. |
| (higher prices for oil varnish) |
| Touch up Varnish* |
$ 40/hour ($ 20 minimum) |
| Clean and Polish |
$ 20 min. |
$ 20 min. |
$ 35 min. |
$ 40 min. |
| New Nut or Saddle |
$ 40 |
$ 60 |
$ 75 |
$ 75 |
| Appraisals and Certificates - see page 16, “Professional Services” |
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| * Artistic restorations on musical instruments are subject to the interpretations and personality of the craftsman and as such cannot be offered with a guarantee of specific results regarding varnish color or tonal characteristics. All of our string instruments have unique personalities and our goal is to bring out the best in them. |
| ** Analyzing and fine tuning your instrument to achieve the maximum tonal response and projection. |
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