Amp repair in Indy
- Thread starter Louddog
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Unless something's happened to them, Uncle Albert's has always been considered THE place to have your amp worked on or modified, especially tube amps. I think they're always backed up, though. Just what I've heard. There's a guy out in Plainfield that's supposed to be competent. Not northside, but I'll try to get his name for you. You should try pm-ing guitar junkie, he should know of someone. I'll give him a try, too.
What do you have, and what is it that needs done?
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Try Slowrider, too. I think he's up in your area. I'm on the far westside, Eagle Creek area.
What do you have, and what is it that needs done?
---------- Post added at 08:36 ---------- Previous post was at 08:34 ----------
Try Slowrider, too. I think he's up in your area. I'm on the far westside, Eagle Creek area.
Louddog
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Thanks. It's a B52 100watt. I have no idea what's wrong with it, one reason I want someone I can trust. If you don't let it warm up in standby mode for 15-20 minutes,after I turn it on, it makes a sound I can only describe as something like this.
YouTube - Jim Carrey: Most Annoying Sound In The World!
seriously.
YouTube - Jim Carrey: Most Annoying Sound In The World!
seriously.
Well, I trust the guy that owns Six Strings Down in Plainfield, and he has someone that he trusts to do work for them. They fixed my 70's Univox Super Fuzz, and I wouldn't trust that to just anybody. But you should try Uncle Albert's first. They've got a stellar reputation, they just might not be in any particular hurry to get to it. They're not real big on communication, and hard to get ahold of sometimes, but like I said, they're suppposed to be top-notch. I'll try to find some other names, too. I've got a '65 Vibro Champ that I've been meaning to take to Albert's for years, now. Maybe this is a good time to do it.