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nkforster
PostPosted: Mon Oct 20, 2014 11:35 pm 
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A customer of mine need a set up on one of his archtops. Can anyone recommend a good repair person in the Needham/Boston area?

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Alex Grey he is one of the best. He is reopening a new shop. 413-568-5751

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Robert Yukon Stubblebine of Stubblebine Luthiery
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There are so many! When I can't do it I send them to Yukon. He is right in Cambridge,.

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You could check out the New England Luthier's web site: newenglandluthiers.org. There's a listing of members with what they do and a map to help you find them. Or you could take it to Burton or Yukon (both on the list), either of whom are more than qualified from what I've seen.
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Thanks everyone, messages have been sent!

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+1 for Yukon
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Don Williams
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+2 for Yukon, or Burton. Yukon does a LOT of archtop instruments...

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Kevin Chubbuck is in the area. Very fine work.

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