Ben Jacoby at HEAR audio in Brooklyn. He is very good.
Tube amp repair shop in/near NYC?
I think my tube amp has a defective bias supply as the output tube plate structure glowed ever brighter, the bias led came on and then the rail fuse blew. Trying another tube yield the same symptom (I turned the amp off when the bias led came on).
It may have been caused by shorting the speaker outputs when I was rearranging cables behind the amp and forgot to turn it off.
It may have been caused by shorting the speaker outputs when I was rearranging cables behind the amp and forgot to turn it off.
8 responses Add your response
Hi Jazzonthehudson If you don't mind the drive to Douglaston Queens check out Scott Gramlich from SG Custom Sounds. He has did great work on my Jolida 502P tube amp and even a vintage Accuphase E202 integrated some time ago and I've been happy ever since. Whenever I've visited him he has had older McIntosh, vintage guitar amps and sometimes ARC stuff in his shop. (718) 224-5083 Here is the info I found. http://www.yelp.com/biz/sg-custom-sound-douglaston Best of luck |
Thanks for the recommendations! It turned out to be two defective tubes that I tried sequentially, making me deduce incorrectly that the amp is defective. I called the first one, Ben Jacoby at HEAR audio in Brooklyn and he pointed out to that possibility. He also mentioned not to send the amp for repair before I made sure it is not the tubes, a very knowledgeable and honest person. |