Seth

Wow, thats really nice, I bet it plays great.

-Seth

Fret leveling isnt that bad to pay for, now a refret can be quite a bit more. Leveling isnt nothing you couldnt learn to do yourself, I got it down pretty quick, you can do it.

-Seth

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the downside to this is how much you need done. a complete dressing job could really lower your frets and change the feel of ones guitar.

at least thats what ive experienced.

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that is true...really his best option would be to take it back to the person who set it up for him

if you'd care to explain the process

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http://mywebpages.comcast.net/skgs/sk/fretcrowning.htm

this is probably the best resource for it, i would definitely practice on something cheap first though, i mean i wouldnt do this to my main guitar until ive practiced

Fret leveling isnt that bad to pay for, now a refret can be quite a bit more. Leveling isnt nothing you couldnt learn to do yourself, I got it down pretty quick, you can do it.

-Seth

Just take the straplock itself and use a drillpress to rout the hole out to accomodate a larger screw. I had to do that with an Ibanez bass because the screw that came with the Schallers was too small for the hole, so I just routed the hole out and used the screw that came with the Ibanez.

-Seth