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21st September 2009
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| Lives for gear  Join Date: May 2005 Location: Ft. Worth, Texas
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Thread Starter | Anybody Know Who Does V72 Work? Good day Gentlemen, ,,deda,, here with a question on V72's. The main question is does anybody know anyone who works on them? 1. Is there a tune up out there for these V72's to get them to spec? 2. Does anybody know of anyone that does this in the States? Thanks in advance for any help on this issue, regards ,,deda,,
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21st September 2009
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| PC Moderator  | does the guy need to be in the states`? pm me if not. |
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21st September 2009
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| Andy at anologdomain.com in AZ does great work. He has done a pair for me along with some Ampex 350's and some Neumann W495 modules. He is very good. Jeff |
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21st September 2009
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| Oliver Archut at Tab-Funkenwerk. A bit on the gruff side, but does great work.  Give him a call and see what the waiting list is like.Vintage Audio Equipment for the Modern Studio Cheers. 
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do you know someone in the EU? 'cause i need service over here as well. cheers | |
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22nd September 2009
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I guess I'll have to keep looking stateside and pursue George's guy in Europe, they would go on a trip for months but when back home they will be able to tell their story, mercy I love V72's. Regards ,,deda,, | |
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22nd September 2009
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| V72 Repair You may want to try Dave Marquette... Custom Racking and Sales of New/Vintage Pro Audio Recording Equipment | Marquette Audio Labs
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22nd September 2009
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Oliver is the only person I'd hire for that sort of work. Gruff? Nah. Anytime I've chatted with him, he's been a hell of a nice guy. Waiting list is probably long, but the end result would be more than worth it.
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22nd September 2009
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That'd be too bad. If I were you, I'd give him a call anyway. Can't hurt to try. | |
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24th September 2009
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| Oliver is too busy for repair work I absolutely love Oliver Archut, and he has done great work for me repairing my Telefunken V376 mic pres and he built me a really cool rack/side car full of Filtek MK3 eq modules that I got from ZDF. But he is just WAY too busy to recommend for any kind of new repair work. I have been waiting at least 5 years now for him to finish working on a pair of Telefunken U373a compressors that I sent him before he moved to Kansas and they are still not done. If you go to his website and you look at the photos of his impressive facility, a converted school in Gaylord, Kansas (with all the vintage transformer making equipment) one thing you will NOT see in any of the photos is ANYONE else working there because I don't think there is anyone else working there except Oliver. Again, I love and respect him, but don't send him any more work until he finishes my U373a modules! I dream about putting those to good use some day before I die. I will check out Andy at analogdomain.com and I would love any suggestions about other people in the U.S. who can work on vintage German broadcast modules. I have a ton of broken ones (V376, Siemens U273b, Telefunken W695, W696, Filtek MK 3 and Mk5 modules) that need repair and I would love to know how I can get that done. J. Mike Perkins |
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24th September 2009
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decided to send my V676a to them, not cheap, but they know what they're doing..
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| ....only in London. But he's damned fine. Should you not find anyone else, you're welcome to pm me.
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24th September 2009
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| Lives for gear  | Oliver Archut (Kansas), Ken McKim (NJ), Chip Verspyk (NY)... let me know if you need contact info...
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