Lyra Kleos Repair


My sweater got hung on the stylus and I bent the cantilever on my Kleos,  It will play through both channels, but it's very distorted and sounds nasty.   Has anyone had repairs done on newer Lyra, and who should do it?


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jfrech, that's my first choice.  I've sent them an email, I'm just a little worried about the cost.
I don't expect them to lose money for something I broke, it was totally my fault.  But to expect me to pay almost as much as a new cartridge for a repair job is a little hard to swallow.

I was just quoted $2,775.00 for a rebuild, which I find insulting to say the least.   That's $1,000 off retail for a new one.  

Wow!   To say I'm disappointed would be an understatement.
Thanks.  I'm still trying to decide on all the options.

The thing I question is, why is there only one fee for repair?  They haven't even seen the cartridge to determine what needs to be done.  If all it need is a new cantilever, why charge me for the whole cartridge?
r f sayles,  I just read the link from J. Carr.   Why hasn't he chimed in here to offer some guidance?   My cantilever is bent, not broken, and the stylus is fine.   I would have been happy to send it to them for a look and some adjusting.   It still played through both channels, but was very distorted.   Maybe that was all that was needed.  But instead, Audioquest wanted $2,775.  And I explained the situation the same to them as I just did here.