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    2 months ago

    Wonderful "piano side manner" Knows his business and explains what he is doing and why.

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    Fat Cat Custom Guitars and Repairs - Guitars set up by fat cat.

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    Really nice people, excellent service and work. Good pricing for setups and string changes…read more Your instrument will thank you

    The explanation about a "loose jack" causing the scratches is not accurate. That jack broke nearly…read more20 years ago and has been in the case ever since without ever causing damage. The previous vendor did not remove it -- he only cleaned the current one and changed strings -- so it was still installed when I brought the guitar to your shop. The scratches appeared only after this repair, and the pattern is straight, parallel, and directional. This is consistent with a capo being slid on a Parker Fly neck, which has an extremely thin finish and is very easy to scratch. It is not consistent with a small metal jack bouncing randomly in a case compartment. The case itself closes extremely tight -- tight enough that you can see the strings pressing into the lid padding. A loose jack in a plastic bag could not physically jump over the divider and wedge itself against the neck without preventing the case from closing. The idea that a two‑decade‑old jack somehow moved into the neck space is not realistic. The scratches are also located at very specific musical positions: the 5th, 7th, and 9th frets. A random loose part would not create evenly spaced marks exactly at common capo positions. That pattern is intentional movement, not accidental contact. The video does not show the moment the guitar was first removed from the case, nor the initial handling, so it cannot establish when the scratches occurred. The apprentice strumming the guitar without permission is also concerning. I did not approve of random strangers or employees playing my guitar and using a capo. Based on the timeline, the physics, the case design, and the nature of Parker Fly finishes, I stand by my review.

    Doppler Pitch Piano - pianoservices - Updated October 2026

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