WHERE OUR PLAYERS COME FROM.

Danbury players treat us as the neighborhood bench. Same-day setups booked in the morning are back across town by dinner.

Bethel is a ten-town-minute hop from the bench. Plenty of our regulars make it a Greenwood Avenue coffee run with a guitar drop-off attached.

New Milford players run Route 7 south to the shop, and our sales floor sends plenty of guitars back north in return.

Newtown and Sandy Hook players have been on this bench since the doors opened. Short hop on I-84, no excuse for a buzzing neck.

Ridgefield sends us a steady run of high-end instruments. Half an hour up Route 7 beats trusting a boutique guitar to just anyone.

New Fairfield players come around the lake to the bench. Fifteen minutes, and the guitar comes back playing like it should.

Southbury sits one straight shot down I-84 from the shop. Drop off on a commute, pick up on the way home.

Brewster is closer to this bench than half of Connecticut. Putnam County players cross the border because the border is twenty minutes.

Carmel and Mahopac players skip the drive south to Westchester shops and come east instead. Half an hour, real luthier bench.

NYC has repair counters with six-week waits and rent-driven pricing. Players ship to us or make the drive, and the ones who drive keep coming back.

Boston players have made this drive for the bench, and we respect it every time. For most work, the smarter move is the ship-in lane: insured both ways, photos at every step.