Whether you’re a newbie to the world of guitar setup or you’ve been setting up guitars for years, you’ll want to check out projectguitar.com.

I was just browsing around on google the other day when I stumbled upon a projectguitar.com. I know it might sound cheesy, but Project Guitar really has something for everyone, (or at least everyone who plays guitar).

Features

Some of the features of the site include tutorials, a reference section, supplies listings a gallery where you can introduce yourself and show off your guitar, and an interactive forum to meet and talk with other people interested in setting up, modifying and repairing guitars.

One of the most useful parts of the site for me is the Guitar Kits and Supplies listing page. (I love finding good information in one place, and this is what the listings offer). If you’ve read a book or watched a video on guitar setup and are ready to buy some specialty tools or parts, then project guitar is definitely a good place to start your journey.

Feel of the Site

The site’s webmaster, Brian Colvert, has kept the site free and clean of ads and has built the site to have a very homegrown feel. You can tell it was put together by someone who was very passionate about guitar setup and guitar building related topics. The information provided on the site is high quality and bias free (something Colvert was shooting for).

So if you want to learn more about guitar setup, ask luthiers questions on an interactive forum or find place to buy nut files and other specialty tools for guitar setup, just check out projectguitar.com. It’s a great resource, whatever you level of experience with guitar setup.