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Musical Instrument Repairs Wichita KS
Damm Music Center is a full service music store located in Wichita, KS. Our in-store luthier & repair technicians have years of experience repairing a wide variety of instruments including; Fretted Strings, Orchestral Strings, Woodwind & Brass Instruments.
Wichita's only C.F. Martin Guitar Authorized Service Center. Bring your Martin Guitar to us for Warranty Work or any other repairs.
Damm Music Center offers the musicians of Wichita fast turn around times and competitive rates for musical instrument repairs.
- Fretted String Repairs
- Electric Guitar
- Acoustic Guitar
- Bass Guitar
- Mandolin
- Banjo
- Ukulele
- and more...
- Orchestral String Repairs
- Violin
- Viola
- Cello
- Bass
- Woodwind Instrument Repairs
- Flute
- Clarinet
- Saxophone
- and more...
- Brass Instrument Repairs
- Trumpet
- Trombone
- Cornet
- F. Horn
- Baritone/Euphonium
- Tuba
- and more...
Drop off your instrument today for a free estimate.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT REPAIR SHOP STAFF
A well adjusted instrument has many advantages, and it's worth the investment. Your music will sound better. Practice and performance are more rewarding and fun. A beginning player has the best chances of success when their instrument plays well, and plays in tune, and creates a good sound. The student will be inspired to practice more.
When starting on the guitar, your fingers will hurt some, and a badly adjusted guitar will cause even more frustration. Most inexpensive guitars can be adjusted to play reasonably well. Part of learning music is training your ears. If your guitar doesn't play in tune, It is much more difficult to learn to hear the notes and chords. A guitar that plays easily, plays in tune, and sounds good is lots of fun, and more inspiring.
When starting on the guitar, your fingers will hurt some, and a badly adjusted guitar will cause even more frustration. Most inexpensive guitars can be adjusted to play reasonably well. Part of learning music is training your ears. If your guitar doesn't play in tune, It is much more difficult to learn to hear the notes and chords. A guitar that plays easily, plays in tune, and sounds good is lots of fun, and more inspiring.
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