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    Green Hills Guitar Studio

    3.7 (3 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    2 years ago

    They are completely fraudulent - they charged my credit card $1,200 without consent. RUN!!

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    Be prepared I am about to completely nerd out…read more Working in the entertainment industry a large majority wind up jaded and spit out the other end before they even knew what happend. Somewhat similar to waiting tables or working in a record store. Then there are the crazies like myself who at times become bored out of your minds but perpetually look for something either mischievous, mysterious, or even bizarre to keep ourselves preoccupied. In my niche of the industry being concert instrument rental and rehearsals one can find the eclectic and creative in dusty studios, off the radar warehouse spaces, and basements to name a few. Trust me it takes a special someone to understand a 70s amplifier schematic for realistic reasons, perform correct analog tube biasing, and how to rebuild vintage organs that look like furniture. That is exactly what Murph Wanca does at Nashville Pro Hammond (located in the mega complex that is Soundcheck). If you are not sure what a Hammond organ is just think bad to the sultry sounds of Al Green. You know that worbling warm percussive sound that compliments the Rev? That's a Hammond B3 and Leslie speaker cabinet. If you have ever been to one of those happy churches that reville in music you have heard it as well. Rarely made new these days and certainly not to the mastery they were 50 years ago the world has to rely on the beautifully maniacal folks like Murph to rebuild and repair these beasts and perpetuate the art. I had the wonderful opportunity to meet him personally for the first time a few weeks ago while picking up a rebuit organ and leslie for a friend that recently had one destroyed during an infamous stage collapse. Mr Wanca was a calm and personable guy who shared a couple of hours worth of his knowledge with me all the time managing a few phone calls and friends stopping by his clean and organized shop. For those of you in the industry who have made it this far into the review you know that calm/personable/clean describing an engineer and his shop sounds like a lie. Mind you I know very little about organs or keyed instruments as a whole. My skill set on 88 keys stops at Hot Crossed Buns. It was my pleasure to hang out with Murph and to explore the insight and learn a little from the guy who rebuilds and mods Everyones Hammonds and Leslies. Just google him and there are probably similar sentiments on the interwebs. If you need a C3 or B3 and are in the vicinity give him a shout.

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