The Amp Workshop in Stevenage

[TheGreek]

Has anybody ever used this place?

http://www.theampworkshop.co.uk/

Are they any good? Competitive rates?

[timhiggins]

Yes i have and have always been very pleased with the results
Malcolm is very experienced he sorted my ashdown abm 500 out
and i know of a few other players who have been very happy with him
always reasonable prices too...he gets thumbs up from me

[The-Ox]

thanks for this Mick! Will be very useful to have on your doorstep

[spike]

He repaired my Little Mark III last year, I can recommend him.

[barkin]

Not used them myself, but I do use rehearsal rooms in Stevenage who use Mal for all of their "running repairs" and speak well of him.

[TheGreek]

Looks like I'm going to need to get in contact. Just bought another TE combo but it's only the fan that's working - hoping that it will be a cost effective repair.

[TheGreek]

Spoke to Mal today, he's having the nerve to go on holiday for the first time in 4 years instead of fixing my amp - outrageous!!

Amp booked in for a couple of weeks time.

[TheGreek]

Collected my TE GP7 SM combo and Kawai F1B from Mal earlier today - The combo had shaken lose a connection and damaged one of the parts (sorry if I'm being too technical for you ) and the Kawai needed a pot replacing. Mal also serviced the amp while it was there. Both working fine now.

Total cost was £90 inc parts and labour - very reasonable in my mind.

Highly recommended - feel free to say I said so...

[TheGreek]

More work done by Mal - a couple of lose wires in my Bass Collection fretless - repaired while I waited (10 mins??) - cost a tenner...can't argue with that..I would never have figured it out.

My go to man for any electrical problems.

[uk_lefty]

Good tip! Thanks

[TheGreek]

I think he only works on right handed amps

[bertbass]

But he does own a left handed screwdriver and hammer!