Northern New England bass tech
Northern New England bass tech
Can anyone recommend someone in Northern New England who understands Rick basses? I'd like to get a little fret work done but have not had the greatest luck with the folks up in Portland, Maine. Is there someone in Boston or the North Shore who is good with Rick basses?
Thanks!!
Thanks!!
Currently: Tuxedo, 1972 4000
Past holdings: 1968 4005, Blackstar, 3000, CS, Alembric, Tuxedo, 360-12, Blackstar, 360-12, 1982 4003, Shadow, 4003 SnowGlow, CS in that order.
Past holdings: 1968 4005, Blackstar, 3000, CS, Alembric, Tuxedo, 360-12, Blackstar, 360-12, 1982 4003, Shadow, 4003 SnowGlow, CS in that order.
- rickyfricky
- Intermediate Member
- Posts: 692
- Joined: Wed Jan 06, 2010 9:09 pm
Re: Northern New England bass tech
I would give Mouradian Guitar in Winchester Mass. my HIGHEST recommendation.
Both Jim and his son Jon are great guys and amazing luthiers, who do top-notch work at very reasonable rates.
I have been nothing but ECSTATIC with all of the work they have done on my Rick basses.
Both Jim and his son Jon are great guys and amazing luthiers, who do top-notch work at very reasonable rates.
I have been nothing but ECSTATIC with all of the work they have done on my Rick basses.
Watch those teeth, Marlin. I'm not sure we've properly sedated the beast . . .
- hieronymous
- Intermediate Member
- Posts: 837
- Joined: Fri Feb 11, 2005 10:46 pm
- Contact:
Re: Northern New England bass tech
You beat me to it! +1 for both Jim and Jon.
Re: Northern New England bass tech
Thanks gents! I've heard great things about him as well. Just never thought of him.
Currently: Tuxedo, 1972 4000
Past holdings: 1968 4005, Blackstar, 3000, CS, Alembric, Tuxedo, 360-12, Blackstar, 360-12, 1982 4003, Shadow, 4003 SnowGlow, CS in that order.
Past holdings: 1968 4005, Blackstar, 3000, CS, Alembric, Tuxedo, 360-12, Blackstar, 360-12, 1982 4003, Shadow, 4003 SnowGlow, CS in that order.
- FretlessOnly
- Advanced Member
- Posts: 1605
- Joined: Sat Feb 21, 2009 9:00 pm
Re: Northern New England bass tech
They are the best; Jim has an early 70s 4001, so he knows the ropes. Lead time on appointments is about 3-4 weeks, however.
Can we have everything louder than everything else?
- rickyfricky
- Intermediate Member
- Posts: 692
- Joined: Wed Jan 06, 2010 9:09 pm
Re: Northern New England bass tech
Well worth the wait.
And if you're in a bind, they're known to squeeze you in sooner.
And if you're in a bind, they're known to squeeze you in sooner.
Watch those teeth, Marlin. I'm not sure we've properly sedated the beast . . .
-
- New member
- Posts: 42
- Joined: Mon Mar 14, 2011 10:29 am
Re: Northern New England bass tech
I wish Jim still made his namesake basses.....sigh.....
- hieronymous
- Intermediate Member
- Posts: 837
- Joined: Fri Feb 11, 2005 10:46 pm
- Contact:
Re: Northern New England bass tech
Yeah - I remember he had a framed blueprint of the bass design up on the wall when he was above Cambridge Music...2ndHand72Rick wrote:I wish Jim still made his namesake basses.....sigh.....