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Luthier & Workshop Assistant

New York, NY · On-site

$60K - $75K/yr

As a leading international venue for fine instruments and bows, Tarisio has revolutionized the ... The Luthier & Workshop Assistant supports the preparation and presentation of auction inventory at ...

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Heid Music

Orchestral Luthier

Madison, WI · On-site

This is a hands-on role supporting rental inventory, school accounts, and store customers. You'll work in an in-store repair environment that values craftsmanship, consistency, and service, while ...

Heid Music Company Inc

Orchestral Luthier

Madison, WI · On-site

This is a hands-on role supporting rental inventory, school accounts, and store customers. You'll work in an in-store repair environment that values craftsmanship, consistency, and service, while ...

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Heid Music

Orchestral Luthier

Madison, WI

This is a hands-on role supporting rental inventory, school accounts, and store customers. You'll work in an in-store repair environment that values craftsmanship, consistency, and service, while ...

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As of Jul 5, 2026, the average yearly pay for a luthier in the United States is $59,525.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $42,000.00 and $68,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

Do you need a degree to become a luthier?

A luthier typically does not need a formal degree to work in the field; instead, they often learn through apprenticeships, specialized training programs, or self-study. Skills in woodworking, acoustics, and instrument repair are essential, and many luthiers gain experience through hands-on practice rather than formal education.

What job does a luthier do?

A luthier is a craftsman who builds, repairs, and restores stringed instruments such as guitars, violins, and cellos. They often work in workshops or repair shops, using hand tools and specialized techniques to ensure the instruments' sound quality and playability.

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AspectA LuthierA Guitar Technician
CredentialsTypically apprenticeships, specialized training, or certifications in instrument making and repairOften certified in guitar setup and repair, sometimes through manufacturer programs or technical schools
Work EnvironmentWorkshop or studio focused on crafting, repairing, and restoring stringed instrumentsMusic stores, repair shops, or touring environments focusing on setup, maintenance, and minor repairs
Industry UsageCustom instrument building, restoration, high-end repairInstrument setup, adjustments, minor repairs, and maintenance

While both a luthier and a guitar technician work on stringed instruments, a luthier specializes in crafting and restoring high-quality, custom, or vintage instruments, often working in a dedicated workshop. A guitar technician primarily focuses on setup, adjustments, and minor repairs, usually within retail or repair shop settings. Both roles require technical skills, but the scope and depth of craftsmanship differ.

Do luthiers make money?

Luthiers can earn varying incomes depending on experience, location, and reputation. Skilled luthiers who work in high-end shops or run their own businesses may earn a higher income, while those starting out or working part-time typically earn less. Income also depends on the complexity of instruments made and the demand for their services.

How to get a job as a guitar luthier?

To become a guitar luthier, gain skills through apprenticeships, vocational training, or self-study in woodworking, instrument construction, and repair. Building a portfolio of handcrafted instruments and gaining experience in a workshop setting can improve employment prospects; certifications are not mandatory but can enhance credibility.
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Orchestral Instrument Repair Technician / Luthier

Orchestral Instrument Repair Technician / Luthier

AMRO Music Stores Inc

Memphis, TN

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Medical, Retirement, PTO

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Orchestral Instrument Repair Technician / Luthier (Full-Time)

Amro Music - Memphis, TN


If you're passionate about craftsmanship, take pride in precision work, and want to use your skills to make a lasting impact in music education, Amro Music invites you to join our award-winning orchestral repair team.


We're seeking a skilled and detail-oriented orchestral string technician (luthier) to repair, adjust, and maintain violins, violas, cellos, and basses for students, educators, and performers across the Mid-South. This is a full-time position within one of the nation's most respected and well-equipped string repair departments.


About the Role

As part of our orchestral repair team, you'll perform detailed setup, maintenance, and structural repair work on orchestral string instruments. You'll collaborate with an experienced group of technicians who value precision, consistency, and continuous learning - all while helping thousands of young musicians have the best possible playing experience.


What You'll Do
  • Repair, adjust, and maintain orchestral string instruments (violin, viola, cello, bass)
     
  • Perform setup work including bridge and soundpost fitting, seam repair, and tonal adjustments
     
  • Maintain instruments for school programs, rental fleets, and individual customers
     
  • Collaborate with other technicians to uphold Amro's high standards of quality and turnaround
     
  • Communicate clearly with educators, musicians, and colleagues regarding repair needs
Who You Are
  • An experienced craftsperson with strong attention to detail and pride in your workmanship
     
  • Skilled in orchestral string repair and setup, or trained in luthiery with the desire to grow
     
  • Collaborative and dependable - you contribute to a team culture built on excellence and trust
     
  • Committed to quality - you value precision, integrity, and consistent performance
     
  • Passionate about music and eager to use your craft to support the next generation of players
Compensation & Benefits
  • Compensation based on experience and skill level
     
  • Additional earnings opportunities based on quality, productivity, and customer satisfaction
     
  • Comprehensive benefits package including health insurance, 401(k) with match, and paid time off
     
  • Ongoing professional development and training within a supportive, growth-oriented environment
Why Work at Amro

Amro Music is one of the nation's most respected music retailers and service organizations, repeatedly recognized as a Top Workplace and as one of the most awarded music stores in the industry. Our orchestral repair team is known for its high standards, exceptional craftsmanship, and commitment to education.


At Amro, you'll find not just a job - but a career built on pride, purpose, and precision.


Ready to Advance Your Craft?


Apply today and join a team where skill, excellence, and impact truly matter. 


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