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    RF Guitar Solutions

    5.0 (4 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Bob did a great job dialing in my guitar. Fret work, intonation, restring etc. very professional service.

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    I have a fine Lowden acoustic guitar that I purchased from Gelb music ( Kevin Jarvis) back in 1995 and I need a split bridge pickup preferably bridge & mic for ultimate sound. I want to know if you have a qualified soul to assist me in my quest?

    Hi David. Lowden has pickup systems available on their website for their split bridge guitars. You can check them out here.… 

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    Very easy transaction. We went in and they showed us The product. Went over thoroughly our options…read morefor lease to own, etc. it's a no frills, compact, simple store. Just has the necessities and I appreciate it.

    Be Warned. I also had an extremely rude experience as another Yelper posted. I took my Vito alto…read moresax in to have the low C fixed and to get an estimate for pad replacements. The serial number places it from the Yamaha factory in Japan in the early 70s. They said that it would be inspected and I would get a phone call about an estimate. They did not review the horn with me. It should have been my first red flag. A few days later I get a call informing me that 'the instrument needs a complete overhaul and that when they put a light in it it was just full of leaks everywhere and would cost $1500 in labor and $200 in parts and that it wasn't worth it because of the value of the instrument' in an arrogant judgmental tone. When I picked up the horn, I was again told about leaks. This told me everything I needed to know because I too have put a light down my instrument to find the leaks and know exactly where a 1972 vintage alto that's never had it's pad replaced is leaking. And it wasn't were he was pointing to. I don't know who hurt you or which horn you're confusing mine with but I felt like I was being lied to. If you didn't want to do the work, simply let me know. Telling me my instrument isn't worth fixing is unacceptable. I determine the value of my horn, not you. And being rude about it is even more unacceptable. I guess with the closing of AG Music in Oakland and abundant USD student rentals, there's no space for the community musician in their shop. Be warned when you cross their handyman-grade aluminum threshold.

    RF Guitar Solutions - musicinstrumentservices - Updated July 2026

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