Looking for a good guitar tech!!
Posted: Sun Feb 06, 2011 3:54 pm
I recently purchased an E1 - it needs a good setup, including adjustment of the pickups. My local tech (at a well-known music store that is an authorized Moog dealer) doesn't have experience with the Moog guitar. He did a decent "general" set-up, but I'm still having problems with the pickups, and the sound basically sucks. In certain settings, I'm not getting any output from the 1st and 2nd strings, and when I do get it to sound, it's horrible. Sounds like a crappy banjo, even in the full sustain mode.
After calling around, I'm finding that most Moog dealerships don't have techs experienced at using or setting up the E1. This really sucks, because it's clearly not enough to be experienced in setting up "typical" electric guitars. I'm an experienced musician with a fair amount of techinical knowledge, but this thing is a beyond my expertise.
I live in Madison, Wis. I'm more than willing to drive to the Twin Cities, Milwaukee, or Chicago, to find a tech experienced with the E1. I'd really like to avoid shipping my guitar for a set-up, as I'd like to meet with the tech face-to-face.
Any advice?
Thanks much,
jeff
After calling around, I'm finding that most Moog dealerships don't have techs experienced at using or setting up the E1. This really sucks, because it's clearly not enough to be experienced in setting up "typical" electric guitars. I'm an experienced musician with a fair amount of techinical knowledge, but this thing is a beyond my expertise.
I live in Madison, Wis. I'm more than willing to drive to the Twin Cities, Milwaukee, or Chicago, to find a tech experienced with the E1. I'd really like to avoid shipping my guitar for a set-up, as I'd like to meet with the tech face-to-face.
Any advice?
Thanks much,
jeff