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We now offer a range of set up and repair services from our workshop in Chelmsford! We decided to put our years of working on Snap Dragon Guitars, and combined experience of instrument repair and maintenance, to good use. From basic re-strings to electronic upgrade, we're happy to help. If you're looking to breath new life into your guitar or are stuck with an issue you can't fix on you're own, head over to our Repair page for more information, Or contact us to get a quote. 

We're still pleased to offer free shipping worldwide on our whole range of instruments.  Under normal circumstances, we can offer specific time frames for all our international orders. Generally speaking it's 2-3 working days for most of the EU and USA, 3-5 working days for Southern Europe and 5-7 working days for the rest of the world. However, the current situation at the UK border is causing significant delays and we cannot give any kind of indication as to how long these might be. We ask that you please consider this when placing an order, especially if you're looking to get a...

Travelling with a guitar comes with its inherent problems. The instruments are fragile, easily damaged and susceptible to temperature fluctuations. Sometimes, it’s tempting to just leave them at home, but that’s not always an option. If you need to take your guitar with you, whether for work or pleasure, there are a few simple precautions that can help it survive the journey. 5 steps to pack your guitar for safe travel 1. Invest in a quality case. OK, so that seems like an obvious one, but a lot of people don’t. If you’re not intending to travel when you first...

  It’s a question that most players ask themselves at one time or another. Whether you’re facing a long-haul holiday flight, train travel for a business trip, or simply driving home for Christmas. Should I take my guitar? Is it worth the hassle of negotiating space? Will I use it enough to warrant the stress of storage? Is my guitar going to survive the journey? They’re all real concerns. Because, let’s face it; travelling with a traditional guitar can be a monumental pain. They’re not designed for portability. With their delicate bodies and fragile necks, it doesn’t take much to...