Learn Guitar Repair – Module 1, Maintaining Your Guitar
What you’ll learn
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Essential everyday tools and resources needed to maintain electric, acoustic, bass and classical guitars.
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Cleaning the guitar fingerboard and frets.
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How to re-string a guitar, including Floyd Rose floating bridge systems.
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Preparing a guitar for polishing, and how to re-assemble after polishing.
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How to remove crackly electric noise from electric guitars’ control knobs and switches.
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What to polish, how to polish, and preferred types of cleaning solutions.
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String types and gauges for classical, acoustic, bass and electric guitars.
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So are you ready? OK, let’s get busy!
Learn how to repair guitars today, by training as a Guitar Repair Technician.
Module 1, Maintaining Your Guitar, is the first of the Guitar Repair Technician series that opens the way for you to affordably and conveniently learn (from home) how to maintain electric and acoustic guitars and basses. With this ‘entry level’ module, you’ll learn how to effectively carry out full, professional maintenance tasks on your own and customer guitars. The course includes how to re-string floating bridge guitars, how to clean the fingerboard and frets, how to remove the crackling noises from your electrics (pots, switches etc.) and much more.
Follow step by step with videos, downloads, quizzes and tasks. Ask questions. Repeat the course as many times as necessary.
Once you’ve completed this module, you’ll be ready to confidently and effectively tackle many of the common guitar maintenance tasks asked for by customers, and you’ll also save a fortune being able to work on your own instrument.
Certificate of Completion and a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Learner reviews:
“Great course!”
“The instructor’s explanations are detailed, demonstrating knowledge and excellence in the art of ‘Luthieria’.”
“Yes! Thanks Kevin!”
“It’s good for beginner, he explains well everything”
“A most enjoyable course. I learned something new in each module. In those where I had no experience with the topic at all, things were explained clearly and made simple. Very easy to follow along.”
“An informative and enjoyable course filled with valuable hands-on examples of proper guitar maintenance practices. Great for both beginners and more advanced guitar enthusiasts willing to learn how to take care of their instrument without spending a fortune on taking it to the luthier.”
“Very detailed instructions, the instructor is very knowledgable and concise. I would highly recommend this course, can’t wait for the next course.”
“It was a very solid back grounding and I will be looking for a more advanced course now and an opportunity to work on some instruments.”
“This course was exactly what I wanted. I was looking into guitar building but over time realised it wasn’t what I wanted. I was more interested in how guitars work and how to repair and maintain them. This was perfect and easy to follow.”
“The course is very informative, entertaining and the guy is pretty funny. Watching on mobile and so far it’s pretty easy to use. No hacks required.”
The award-winning Guitar Repair Technician training program has been a preferred choice within the Wales Employability Sector for guitar repair training (electric, bass, acoustic, classical), and was entered onto the Careers Wales database of approved courses in 2013.
The problem for many, however, was access to the guitar repair workshops i.e. many people simply were unable to attend workshops to learn how to repair electric guitars and other types due to time constraints, geographic location and transportation.
The solution: The Guitar Repair Technician training program is now available here through Udemy’s online learning platform for you to learn how to fix your own guitar and customer guitars in your own time, and without needing to leave home.
This module focuses on specific maintenance jobs that a Guitar Repair Technician might experience, whether you’re working in the Guitar and Music industry, following a hobby or simply maintaining your own guitar to keep it in great shape.
Other Guitar Repair training courses are expensive, long and often not easily accessible. This module (selected as a UK government approved training course) would cost in excess of £250 per day – here through Udemy, you now save a fortune!
With a 30-day money back guarantee, unlimited access any time anywhere and on any device and a certificate of completion to show future employers or to add credibility to your technical know-how and services, there’s no better time to sign up to the course. So click on the button and I’ll see you there!
Who this course is for:
- Beginner guitar players who need to know how to maintain and re-string their instrument
- Anyone who tinkers with guitars for a hobby.
- Those who are at the beginning of their journey into the technical side of guitars.
- Guitarists who want to save money by maintaining your own instrument.
- People who work in music shops.
- All guitar lovers with a technical mind who want to work in the Guitar Repair / Technician industry.
12 reviews for Learn Guitar Repair – Module 1, Maintaining Your Guitar
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Gareth Hall –
Comapred with some free lessons on YouTube I did not fully understand what to do for polishing for maple necks, treated and untreated – LemOil seemed to be an issue for maple necks. Some of the equipment made earlier in the course (fret covers) were not used and the file or polish 1000 grit bar was used. I am still nervous about considering the micro abrasives now that I have seen many techs do short videos saying avoid them – good enough for car, good enough for guitar is not something I will stick to because a guitar body and especially the neck is wood and a car is metal and plastic, despite a shared glossy finish on the body. But, not a bad course at all to get you up and running and found this course useful in conjunction with free videos online and a maintenance book I have. I’ll probably have a go at restring my ibanez floyd rose guitar now, clean it up as its filthy from 10 years of neglect and then move to module 2.
Delziel Cook –
This course was amazing, really helped fill some of the gaps in my knowledge (I’d only changed strings before) and gave me the confidence to explore maintenance topics. The videos are clear and well explained, lots of great resources and notes too. Very highly recommended. Thanks Kevin!!
Deddy Ronaldo –
Great information, Clear explanation Thank you Sir.
Jorge Haddad Ilias –
This course has taught me the basics of the art of guitar maintenance. Not only do I enjoy and prefer working on my guitars personally, but the amount of money saved is enough to keep me happy by having taken this course.
Isidorou Georgios –
Dear Kevin,I’m a professional maker of traditional Greek stringed musical instruments and I really enjoyed your course, congratulations!!!
Pamela Ford –
The most valuable information I received is about choosing the correct strings! Thank you for that Kevin I will use that info forever! Also this course was very helpful. I learned a lot of stuff I didn’t know!
Richard Butler –
I own several guitars and have been maintaining them over the years. I would like to be able to learn more about the electronics portions and neck setups. Looking forward to learning some new tricks!
Christopher McGraw –
This reaffirmed (and refuted) some of the knowledge I’ve picked up over the years, and added many techniques to fill in the gaps!
Ben Healey –
Worth every cent. I learned heaps from this course, what a great teacher.
Lee Hayes –
Really enjoyable course, highly recommended for anyone looking to expand their knowledge and save some money by maintaining their guitars themselves.
Johnrobertson –
i like his common sense approach and I never heard the tip with the A string for the floyd rose tuning
Felipe Forero –
Too basic and shallow. More details would be helpful