Fully equipped

workshop


Good parking and easy accessability. Free pickup service at Smedstorp station.

Have an espresso, coffee or Tea in our lounge and try a bass while your bass is worked upon.


ABOUT THE WORKSHOP

Thanks to the knowledge of the most intricate anatomy of both basses and guitars through decades of experience of both manufacturing / design and repairs I can offer anything from a fretdress or setup up to a complete overhaul / restomod of your instrument and thanks to a complete fitted workshop no job is too small or big for me. And the quality of the work is on par with the quality of our basses.

I work with customers from all over the world so no matter if you live in LA, Rome, London, Copenhagen (just 50 km from us btw) or even Sweden I take on my clients instruments with the utmost care and detail you deserve.


WORK
  • Fretdress (includes nut inspection and adjustment and checking and rectifying setup and intonation)
  • Refrets (includes levelling and smooth sanding of the fretboard, glueing in the new frets, slight fret dressing, nut setup, action setup and intonation)
  • Setups (checking and where applicable, adjusting action, nut and intonation)
  • Refinishes on hour rate.
  • Electronics work
  • Modifications
  • Fretboard Replacement including fretting, setup and new saddle.
  • Fretboard Replacement including fretting, setup and new saddle, new truss rod and reinforcements (common Fender job)
  • Restomods. Your fantasy, my job. Your very first bass upgraded to a real player monster perhaps?

And many more works. Contact me today for a quote

WORK EXAMPLES

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Fender Jazz -66 Neck rebuild
Sometimes when you get a bass in the workshop you instantly know it´s going to be… well not an easy job. This 1966 Jazzbass was a bass like that. The customer, a very nice local guy was not TOO impressed with the guitar workshop who refretted the neck and suggested this would help. Well, not really, […]
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fretless ebony board conversion
Old late 70´s Ibanez MC924 on it´s way to former glory! You know, this was one of the basses I coveted as a youngster growing up.frets removed, onto the router for planing.As you can see, even after frets are removed and half of the fretboard is gone the neck is quite twisted and in a bad […]
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Fender Precision ´68 resto-mod
routing off the fretboard. This is done in severaI stages to slowly relieve stress. will never heat off a fingerboard. One of the major problems with Fender necks is that the channel isn´t routed in an even radius, affecting mostly around 4th and 14th fret. Hence the "s" syndrome on these Fenders. Look at the […]
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