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bigwig wrote in
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On 6 Dec, 23:24, Peter Wieck wrote:
On Dec 6, 4:35*pm, mick wrote:





On Sat, 06 Dec 2008 15:18:51 -0600, cipher wrote:

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Sir, I will take good detailed pictures and post them up.

who around these parts would be able to work on my amp?

Around Mordor? Saruman Electronics, I suppose... Give him a *Ring*!

im sure most of you could, but who would??

Difficult to guess when no-one knows where you are, isn't it?

I suck at soldering, so id rather send it so someone that wont
look l
ike
a monkey ****ing a football.

Have you got, perhaps, a local guitar amp repair place or, maybe, a
rad
io
amateur or someone like that who might do it?

There's a valid email address on my web site (Feedback and Links
page)
if
you want to take this off-group.

--
Mick * * * * * * * * * * *(Working in a M$-free z
one!)
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He is in Florida - and he would have to ship the amp anyway. So, as
far as practicalities are concerned, the Continental US is all the
same to him.

I would be glad to do it, if he didn't mind waiting 30 - 90 days, as
that is about how long it takes me to get to any fresh project these
days.

Peter Wieck
Melrose Park, PA- Hide quoted text -

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Cipher,
If you mean Twickenham UK. Then try John at
http://www.chambonino.com/
He is the guy.
Your amp really does look rough. What is the switch on the back panel
in the middle of the warning label?. The fault is clearly a bias
problem but looking at the state of the thing it has more wrong than
that, its a mess. Dont be disheartened by this the transformers and
all major components should be fine. You could just go mad and strip
it right down. You then have no option but to learn. A great way to
get into valve gear!. This is what I would do.
Matt.

Hey Sir,

I am in Wilmington, North Carolina.

My buddy Mick is in the UK, and I Spent some time there with NATO, but
now I just get my mic preamps there. Sorry for any confusion!