I received the worst service I have ever received from Kenny Kranzow at Texas Guitar Workshop. I came in to have my seven string set up for Drop F. I was very excited at the time because I had been wanting a seven string for a while, and I was still in high school, so I had no money for quality instruments or set ups. The first red flag was that Kenny told me Drop F didn't exist, which is ridiculous for obvious reasons. Then, after I told him the exact notes I wanted each string to be tuned to, he told me that the labor required to set up a guitar in such a low tuning would be intensive. He acted annoyed that I requested a setup in Drop F and acted like he would be performing extreme modifications on my guitar. Keep in mind, this guitar has a scale length of 27 and is literally made to handle extremely low tunings. He then insulted my knowledge of guitars and my taste in guitars in several ways. He told me that the company I bought my guitar from (Legator) uses child slaves to build their guitars and that I should think twice about what instruments I buy. After I told him that my biggest gripe with the instrument was some fret buzz on the low F, he told me the guitar was trash and that I should use it as a decoration or a "lampshade". He suggested that I bought the guitar simply because I liked how it looked, and that I wasn't a respectable guitarist. Throughout our conversation he was consistently hostile, apathetic, and condescending. It was a terrible experience for me and my mom (she drove me) and it made me put down my seven string for weeks. He was rude to my mom, and implied she shouldn't have bought the guitar for me (it was a birthday present). If you play extended range instruments and are looking for a professional setup, I recommend the guitar sanctuary. Daniel is amazing and has always been very sensitive to the needs of my playing style. If the about page on the Texas Guitar Workshop website is correct, then Kenny Kranzow is a knowledgeable luthier. I'm sure many people have received quality set ups from him. However, this does not mean he knows anything about extended range instruments, nor does it mean he is respectful to all his patrons. read more