Musical Audio Repair, Restoration and Modifications
Public service announcement for guitarists: Make sure you use the correct power supply for your pedals. Somebody used the incorrect power supply on this Boss DS-1. The protection diode completely blew out, got hot enough to melt the solder, and
Here are my next 3 projects. First picture is a vintage MXR DynaComp compressor pedal that appears to have been found in deep in the hull of that ancient Viking ship that was recently discovered in Norway. It’s truly a
This time with a Fender Stratocaster and the amp at full volume. It’s going back home later this evening, where I’ll be given a couple new projects to work on. Again, the owner will be selling it if you’re interested.
I’ll try to get another one with the Stratocaster and maybe a Tele clip if I can get the pickups wired up before I need to return it on Friday. The owner will be selling the amp along with the
JRS Rig Repair Success!! The 1950 Gibson BR-9 has been brought back from the dead! It was fairly late by the time I got the amp up and running so didn’t have a ton of time for a full
I’m in the process of installing them now so hopefully some more videos and clips to come in the next few days. I know it’s a bit pretentious but I had to go with the old school cloth covered wire
I have a few more items to test but so far, nothing too crazy or expensive, just routine parts that go bad on an amp as old as this one. I’ll post some more videos as the troubleshooting continues and
I’m very excited to share this. A client who I repaired a number of vintage pedals and a spring reverb unit for in the last year has had this Gibson BR-9 amplifier on his shelf for quite a while, not