Who in L.A. can work on an old spring reverb?

[Dirty Halo]

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[softwareguy]

I would probably start with TrueTone Music in Santa Monica. I know that they work on lots of old Fender spring reverbs there and I would be surprised if they couldn't help you with this one too. Or at least guide you to someone who could.

[Dirty Halo]

Originally Posted by softwareguy

I would probably start with TrueTone Music in Santa Monica. I know that they work on lots of old Fender spring reverbs there and I would be surprised if they couldn't help you with this one too. Or at least guide you to someone who could.

Excellent suggestion!

And woud any of the guys like Ian at Boutique Audio be good or is that not their cup of tea?

Thanks!

-andrews

DIRTY HALO www.dirtyhalo.com

[softwareguy]

I hadn't thought of that, but they might be able to help. Along the same lines you could also give a call to David Kulka & his gang at Studio Electronics in Burbank. I think that they are a smart bunch and straight shooters.

[Dirty Halo]

Originally Posted by softwareguy

I hadn't thought of that, but they might be able to help. Along the same lines you could also give a call to David Kulka & his gang at Studio Electronics in Burbank. I think that they are a smart bunch and straight shooters.

Another good idea, in fact I just bought an Eventide 949 from them (David), duh, I should have thought of that!

Thanks all.

-a

DIRTY HALO www.dirtyhalo.com

[mds]

This isn't exactly in town (he's in Palmdale), but the Jule Amps guy might be able to help you. He builds Mark Sampsons Starr amps and makes an old school Fender style spring reverb. I'm not sure if he doesn repair work, but he is uber knowledgable... www.juleamps.com.

Mike

[RCM - Ronan]

Jule moved his operation up to Frazier Park, CA about 45 minutes north of LA. Very talented guy.

[Tony Shepperd]

Try Dave Hecht
(818) 752-4369