This Limited Lifetime Warranty will cover any defects in materials and workmanship under normal use for as long as the instrument is owned by the original purchaser.

Defects that are caused by misuse, abuse, unauthorized modifications, or improper maintenances are not covered by this Warranty. Defects caused by accident or exposure to extremes of temperature or humidity that cause harm to the instrument are also not covered under this warranty. Cracking or settling of the finish is considered normal use.

Hardware on the instrument is under warranty offered by the manufacturer of that hardware.

Shipping charges are the responsibility of the buyer.

To maintain the best possible care of your guitar, it is very important that you keep your instrument stored in an environment of 65-75 degree Fahrenheit and relative humidity of 40-50 degrees.

Assurance in keeping this temperature, you could purchase a hydrometer to gauge the room in which the guitar will be stored. A humidifier for your guitar case is another very important asset.

Let your guitar warm up for 6 plus hours if it has been subjected to cold storage.

Avoid storing guitar in cold areas or in the trunk of a car during hot weather or long periods of direct sunlight.

Your guitars best storage is its case rather than on a stand or wall hanger.

Below are a few important reminders of what to keep an eye on.

• Swelling or distortion of the top
• Glue joints become more noticeable
• Finish appears to be sinking
• High action
• Loss of sound quality

• Sinking of the top wood
• Flattening of the back wood
• Gaps between wood & inlays
• Back bow in the neck
• Buzzing, low action

Please contact me if you have any questions regarding Guitar Care or the Limited Lifetime Warranty.

Jesse Brace