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Any number of luthiers contribute to the Forum, and they have gazillions of Forum members who should be able to help.]]> Guitar Repair and Maintenance Alan Green https://guitarnoise.forum/guitar-repair-and-maintenance/classical-guitar-luthier/#post-386679 https://guitarnoise.forum/guitar-repair-and-maintenance/classical-guitar-luthier/#post-46462 Fri, 04 Dec 2015 22:38:45 +0000
Recently my father in law passed away and he was a very accomplished musician. He even worked as an arranger for motown back in its heyday. When I passed he had a large number of instruments. Most have been sold but we kept about 6 guitars a banjo and some odds and ends.

3 of the guitars are higher end classical. There is a Ricardo Sanchis, a Paul Jacobson and a Jose Rameriz (this one is a prize, built in 1968 and in excellent condition).

My question is I want to have these evaluated and have any maintenance done on them that's required. I would also like to have them appraised for insurance purposes. Not really planning on selling them.

Can anyone recommend a good luthier in the Lexington, KY area? Or someplace within a few hours drive? Nashville, Cincinnati, Lousiville, Indianapolis, etc.

Looking for someone with classical experience. I don't want to let any Joe Schmo touch these things!

Thanks!]]> Guitar Repair and Maintenance chalkoutline https://guitarnoise.forum/guitar-repair-and-maintenance/classical-guitar-luthier/#post-46462