recommendations for valve amp repair in London ?

[spencer.b]

Wanna get my orange ad200 checked over any recommendations, London ish area

[discreet]

http://www.guitaraid.co.uk

[NoirBass]

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+1 I've used them for a couple of pedal repairs and they were great, I highly recommend to all.

[chris_b]

There used to be John Kelly in Camden, a genius with amps, but that was 20 years ago. He used to do a lot of work for the Gallery and touring PA companies.

[chriswareham]

Theo Argiriadis http://www.tube-electronics.co.uk/. He modified and overhauled my Sound City amp, and is currently converting my Acoustic 140 to UK mains voltage. He can be a bit choosy about the work he takes on, depending on how much custom kit he's building at the time, but is a genius.

[KK Jale]

http://jpfamps.com/

[Sparky Mark]

Why not contact Orange itself? It is headquartered in Borehamwood, North London(ish).

[Colin P]

On 26/04/2016 at 07:41, chris_b said:

There used to be John Kelly in Camden, a genius with amps, but that was 20 years ago. He used to do a lot of work for the Gallery and touring PA companies.

I always took my Mesa to him, very reasonable and I'm sure he took more time than he charged for, is he still there.

[Dan Dare]

Malcom Hine (MPH Guitars) in Edmonton. Google will find him. He designs, builds and repairs valve amps.

[MacDaddy]

http://www.putneyamps.co.uk/

[TheGreek]

On 26/04/2016 at 00:11, spencer.b said:

London ish area

If you're near Hertfordshire check out Mal Crawley in Stevenage. Details in the Amp Tech thread.

[Quilly]

It would be worth asking Ashdown, I understand they’ve taken on Trace Elliots , wasn’t Dave green from Orange ? I believe they’re based in Essex