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My vintage trem is throwing me over the edge on the Grosh, I just can't get it to sound right. I'm going to continue to try to fix it, but I was wondering if anyone around here knows of someone who could do a really great job adjusting my trem for me (and I am thinking of getting a full setup done to make sure things are in top shape). The guitar is really great, so I want to send it to someone who really knows his stuff in my area.
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