Aug 24
Cracked Guitar Neck
Posted on Tuesday, August 24, 2010 in Guitar

Cracked Guitar Neck
What is the cost to repair a broken mast?
Because I'm an idiot who did not think to invest in a good case, my SG when he fell driving before and now there is a crack in the beautiful neck. Anyone have any idea how much it would cost to repair such a thing? Is it worth getting repaired or should I get a new one?
If it is a Gibson SG (not an Epiphone or releasing), then it's probably worth getting repairs. If the neck does not snap off (And I've seen in GE), and is only a matter of filling the crack and reinforced in the neck, you're probably looking at less than $ 150. If the neck or head interrupted then double it. Good luck. Greetings from Austin, TX, Ken
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