looking for Amp Repair in NC

[jhump]

I need to get my Jc120 overhauled, Its long overdue, Anyone know someone in Nc (Greensboro area to the coast) that works on them or who can Ive, been having no luck.

[slider313]

Try Yontz at Mad Science Works in Raleigh.

yontz@madscienceworks.com

[Tone Meister]

Originally Posted by slider313

Try Yontz at Mad Science Works in Raleigh.

yontz@madscienceworks.com

Yep

[jhump]

Originally Posted by Tone Meister

Yep

Thanks tried him, he was the only one who said he maybe could fix it, the others I contacted are to caught up in their authorized servicing to work on it (which is understandable) Im really trying to find someone who is a or has done service for Roland, or someone who is familiar with them, I know that alot of people dont mess with solid state stuff (which is understanable again tube amp do require more love at times)

[MarcJ]

The guy who does Carr's repair work has his own shop apart from Carr. His name is Tim, and I can't remember his last name or the name of his business. You could call Carr and I bet they would hook you up or more than likely someone here will know him.

[Tone Meister]

Originally Posted by jhump

... Im really trying to find someone who is a or has done service for Roland, or someone who is familiar with them ...

OK, try Doug Taylor at http://www.dougtaylorcontrols.com/index2.html. He is an authorized repair center for many brands and is a solid state guru of sorts. He may be able to sort it out for you.

Tell him Stan over at DBI sent you.

[coldfingaz]

Darren Riley (Raleigh) is at least worth a phone call. If he can't help, he may know somebody that can:

http://www.darrenriley.com/main.html

[DICKIE C]

Originally Posted by coldfingaz

Darren Riley (Raleigh) is at least worth a phone call. If he can't help, he may know somebody that can:

http://www.darrenriley.com/main.html

I was gonna say this.

Also, the folks at Fat Sound can prolly point you in the right direction.

[inca_roads]

Yontz at Mad Science will take care of you; he's a sharp dude, formally trained.

[jhump]

Originally Posted by coldfingaz

Darren Riley (Raleigh) is at least worth a phone call. If he can't help, he may know somebody that can:

http://www.darrenriley.com/main.html

I did he I forgot who he said might could help.

[jhump]

Originally Posted by Tone Meister

OK, try Doug Taylor at http://www.dougtaylorcontrols.com/index2.html. He is an authorized repair center for many brands and is a solid state guru of sorts. He may be able to sort it out for you.

Tell him Stan over at DBI sent you.

Thank you dear sir !

[jhump]

Originally Posted by Tone Meister

OK, try Doug Taylor at http://www.dougtaylorcontrols.com/index2.html. He is an authorized repair center for many brands and is a solid state guru of sorts. He may be able to sort it out for you.

Tell him Stan over at DBI sent you.

Just dropped it off I'll keep you guys updated.

[thedroid]

Originally Posted by MarcJ

The guy who does Carr's repair work has his own shop apart from Carr. His name is Tim, and I can't remember his last name or the name of his business. You could call Carr and I bet they would hook you up or more than likely someone here will know him.

His business is called Superfine Ampworks, and he's a great guy. Worked with me for 30 minutes checking my amp over to fine a problem the other day and was super nice about it.

[jhump]

Originally Posted by Tone Meister

OK, try Doug Taylor at http://www.dougtaylorcontrols.com/index2.html. He is an authorized repair center for many brands and is a solid state guru of sorts. He may be able to sort it out for you.

Tell him Stan over at DBI sent you.

UPDATE !!!! Dropped it off for repairs fast,cheap and works perfect Im sending him my Korg Ms next !!!!

[Tone Meister]

Originally Posted by jhump

UPDATE !!!! Dropped it off for repairs fast,cheap and works perfect Im sending him my Korg Ms next !!!!

Doug is a standup guy and is factory certified in far too many brands to name. All of the amp repair guys mentioned previously are top notch also, but Doug was probably the best choice in your case.