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Can anyone recommend a tech in Norfolk or Suffolk who deals with Class D? My Tecamp Puma has developed a fault. I'd like to get it repaired as its the most powerful amp I have. 

 

Cheers,

Ronnie. 

  • 3 weeks later...
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Any amp tech recommendations for North West/Manchester?

 

Usually use Roland Lumby but he only takes on valve work now.  Dave Lunt seems to have retired from what i gather :(

 

Its a hybrid Fender Bassman that needs a new volume pot as it has sheared off.  Looks like the post go straight into the board so could be a big job :(

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Following my above post i can now fully recommend Mike Powell (MPAV Services) of Bolton - www.mpavservice.co.uk.  Mainly a hifi type repair man but he does take on guitar amps (when i dropped my amp off he had a few Trace combos in his workshop).  Completed my repair - new volume pot and 4 new output jacks - on my bassman in 2 days at a very reasonable cost and to a great standard.  Definitely recommend for any fellow North West BCers

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  • 2 weeks later...
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Hi,

I have a Phil Jones Bass Cub II. Unfortunately, it is producing a hiss noise as soon as I plug a cable. Any suggestions? If this a technical problem can someone give me advice of a good repair shop, preferably in north London?

Thanks in advance.

Nuno

  • 3 weeks later...
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Hi, 

Anyone know of a PA repair company in the Northwest of England?    Volume drop on one of a pair of Mackie, SRM450 mkii's.    Be great  to get it sorted, but struggling to find anyone who undertakes this kind of work up here. 

Suggestions gratefully received!! 

Thanks

Ian

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2 minutes ago, Pirellithecat said:

Hi, 

Anyone know of a PA repair company in the Northwest of England?    Volume drop on one of a pair of Mackie, SRM450 mkii's.    Be great  to get it sorted, but struggling to find anyone who undertakes this kind of work up here. 

Suggestions gratefully received!! 

Thanks

Ian

As above Mike at MPAV services Bolton take on all sorts of audio stuff, hifi, PA right through to Guitar/bass amps.  Highly recomended

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1 minute ago, Pirellithecat said:

Thanks POW_22   - I've been in touch with mike and it all looks promising.   Excellent ... many thanks for the contact.

 

No problem, he did a superb job on my Fender Bassman and his workshop had all sorts of eclectic musical equipment dotted round

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I had to collect my Spector from Mal Crawley in Stevenage today. 

Arthritis in his hands has forced him to stop repairing Amps, etc.

I'd just like to send my thanks to Mal for the work he's done for me in the past. 

  • 4 weeks later...
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On 25/07/2023 at 18:59, TheGreek said:

I had to collect my Spector from Mal Crawley in Stevenage today. 

Arthritis in his hands has forced him to stop repairing Amps, etc.

I'd just like to send my thanks to Mal for the work he's done for me in the past. 

Sad to hear that Mick.

 

 

 

  • 3 months later...
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I've had my Sonic Farm 2idi stop working . 

The XLR line out , XLR DI , and 1/4" unbalanced out , are all dead . 

The 1/4" thru still works , and I can still use the aux and headphone mini jacks - so still use it for practicing . 

 

I'm having a real headache trying to find anyone local to me (East Anglia) , who'll touch it . 

I've E mailed Sonic Farm direct , but they've not replied . 

 

Anyone on here know of someone who's local to me - and trustworthy , as I've been ripped off in the past . 

 

Thanks

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For anybody in need of Amp repair I would thoroughly thoroughly recommend Hurstbatch Services near Wells which is run by @basstone from this forum.

 

My Marshall VBA 400 died in a practice session. Tony was so friendly and super knowledgeable about it all. Talked me through everything, got a deal on a new valve for me, was very very reasonable on rates and got it all up and running in less than a week.

 

I feel much better knowing he has looked over the whole amp, checked everything, done some repairs that needed doing and has rebiased all the valves. Excellent value for money for that peace of mind. 

 

Highly highly recommended - thank you @basstone for everything!

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1 hour ago, mattjones_81 said:

For anybody in need of Amp repair I would thoroughly thoroughly recommend Hurstbatch Services near Wells which is run by @basstone from this forum.

 

My Marshall VBA 400 died in a practice session. Tony was so friendly and super knowledgeable about it all. Talked me through everything, got a deal on a new valve for me, was very very reasonable on rates and got it all up and running in less than a week.

 

I feel much better knowing he has looked over the whole amp, checked everything, done some repairs that needed doing and has rebiased all the valves. Excellent value for money for that peace of mind. 

 

Highly highly recommended - thank you @basstone for everything!

You're welcome Matt.

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I've just heard that Dan Coggins (Lovetone pedals and some Thorpy Pedals designs) is taking on amp, pedal and synth repairs again. Oxfordshire 

He is incredibly knowledgeable in these fields, with the focus on vintage valve and solid- state gear, but won't touch digital or much surface mount gear.

If permitted, I will add contact details, or will provide them by pm

 

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