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Question by Robert
Submitted on 1/30/2004
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I have a 360/12C63 which I love, but the action is pretty bad, I want to lower it.  Can you supply me with some good shop contacts in the hope of getting it repaired?  

Great site,

Robert Ross


Answer by cardesnr99
Submitted on 2/27/2005
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This is a new guitar, apparently, since it just came out in Europe last month and here in the USA last week...

Why didn't you have your dealer set it up for you?

Anyway, where are you located so we can recommend a local luthier?

 

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