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guitarjtb
PostPosted: Sat Dec 14, 2019 4:07 pm 
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Anyone on here close to Overland Park, KS. I am trying to avoid 2 way shipping on a guitar that has a slight buzz on the low E, when it is open. Either the E nut slot is too deep or the end of the first fret is not seated properly. Probably a 15 minute job if I had it in my hands. (Unless it requires a new nut.)
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Pat Foster
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Mass St Music in Lawrence has a good reputation.

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Chris Pile
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OLF member Dave Rickard is competent and not loaded down with work like Mass Street, and he resides in Lawrence.

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Thanks Chris. It's surprising how busy I am with out trying.
James, I could take a look at it around the end of January. PM me if you'r interested.

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Thanks to everyone for the information. I have sent a PM to Dave.
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