Le Guide de l'Accordage, guitar & bass · French edition
Understand before you turn a screw
A buzzing string, tuning that won't hold, a neck that shifts with the seasons: most of these issues can be fixed with a few simple tools, as long as you know where to look and in what order to act. That's the spirit of the Workshop: clear explanations first, then the right tool and the right part.
What you'll find here
- Guides & methods: PDF guides and step-by-step setup protocols for electric, acoustic and classical guitar, and bass.
- Tools: measuring and adjustment tools that make the work precise and risk-free.
- Care: products to clean, nourish and protect your instrument.
- Spare parts: strings, tuners, bridge parts and small hardware.
Prefer to leave it to us?
Our workshop handles setup and maintenance for your guitars and basses, by appointment. Quotes are always free, and every job is recorded in a setup sheet you can view in your customer account. In Luxembourg, we can also collect and return your instrument.
Understanding what you adjust is also a way to better hear what you play.
Understand before you turn a screw
A buzzing string, tuning that won't hold, a neck that shifts with the seasons: most of these issues can be fixed with a few simple tools, as long as you know where to look and in what order to act. That's the spirit of the Workshop: clear explanations first, then the right tool and the right part.
What you'll find here
- Guides & methods: PDF guides and step-by-step setup protocols for electric, acoustic and classical guitar, and bass.
- Tools: measuring and adjustment tools that make the work precise and risk-free.
- Care: products to clean, nourish and protect your instrument.
- Spare parts: strings, tuners, bridge parts and small hardware.
Prefer to leave it to us?
Our workshop handles setup and maintenance for your guitars and basses, by appointment. Quotes are always free, and every job is recorded in a setup sheet you can view in your customer account. In Luxembourg, we can also collect and return your instrument.
Understanding what you adjust is also a way to better hear what you play.
A well set-up instrument makes you want to play. The Workshop brings together what you need to tune, set up and look after your own guitar or bass: the method, the tools and the parts.
