Setup & Playability
Action, intonation, neck relief, nut and saddle fitting, restringing, and cleaning.
Instrument repair Setup Restoration
Careful repair for instruments that need to keep playing.
Setups, fret work, electronics, restorations, restringing, cleaning, and custom modifications for guitars, basses, bowed instruments, and Persian instruments.
Services
Repair work organized around playability, stability, and tone.
Every instrument arrives with a different problem. Favaran Studio handles practical maintenance and more involved restoration work with a repair-first, detail-driven process.
Fret Work
Fret leveling, dressing, buzzing diagnosis, comfort adjustments, and precision finishing.
Electronics
Pickup installation, wiring repair, output issues, controls, grounding, and noise diagnosis.
Restoration
Crack repair, structural attention, careful cleaning, and repair planning for older instruments.
Bowed Instruments
Violin, cello, and double bass repair support for setup, cleaning, and service needs.
Persian Instruments
Tar, setar, and tanbour repair, setup, maintenance, and custom work.
Work Gallery
A practical look at the kinds of work the studio takes on.
This gallery is structured as repair categories for now. Finished work photos can be added here as the archive grows; current visual updates live on Instagram.
Setup
From stiff or buzzing to clean and playable
Neck relief, action, intonation, string choice, and detail checks tuned around the player.
Restoration
Careful repair for cracks and age-related issues
Measured repair plans for instruments that need stability without losing character.
Electronics
Clean signal paths and reliable controls
Pickup swaps, wiring fixes, grounding, pots, jacks, and noise troubleshooting.
Custom
Modifications that respect the instrument
Custom work planned around function, feel, durability, and visual fit.
Contact / Intake
Tell the studio what needs attention.
Include the instrument type, the issue, and a few clear photos if you have them. For photo-based intake, Instagram is usually the fastest place to start.