Echoluxe Music/Antech Repair Guide
Quality restoration and repair service for your musical instruments
Tuesday, May 21, 2019
Wednesday, July 13, 2016
Vintage Wah Tune Up Guide & Pricing
Wah Wah Pedal Guide
Vox V1485
Vox V1487A
Vox V846HW
Dunlop Crybaby GCB95
Dunlop Crybaby GCB95
Dunlop Crybaby GCB95F
Dunlop Crybaby GCB95Q
Dunlop Clyde McCoy CM95
Dunlop Crybaby GCB95Q
Dunlop Clyde McCoy CM95
Wah Tune Up/Mods/Upgrades:
Pot: $20-$30
Inductor: $20
Stomp Switch: $10-$20
Labor: ~$50 (or $20 per mod)
Suggested modifications:
-Q voice altering mod (Clyde McCoy)
-Default Volume is Low/Increase Output
Pot: $20-$30
Inductor: $20
Stomp Switch: $10-$20
Labor: ~$50 (or $20 per mod)
Suggested modifications:
-Q voice altering mod (Clyde McCoy)
-Default Volume is Low/Increase Output
(to unity gain, or slight boost)
-Poly Film Frequency Caps (=improved tone)
-Siren/Gilmour effect (Echoes)
-Active Volume/Wah = dual pedal w/switch
-Passive Volume Pedal rewire
-Poly Film Frequency Caps (=improved tone)
-Siren/Gilmour effect (Echoes)
-Active Volume/Wah = dual pedal w/switch
-Passive Volume Pedal rewire
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Price Guide 2017
1. Full Set Up: neck/bridge/action
adjustments, intonation, restring/stretch/tune. Std $55 labor +
strings. For most instruments.
Add $10 for twelve string, mandolin, or floating tremolo. Add $20 for
Rickenbacker twelve string, most banjos, or resonator instruments.
2. Restring: electric/acoustic/classical $20
labor + strings. For most
instruments. Add $10 for twelve string, mandolin, or floating tremolo.
3. Nut replacement/custom cut $65 labor +
parts. +Cost of material/blank
($5-10). Twelve string nut: $125. Mandolin nut: $110
4. Custom acoustic bone saddle: $65 Setup and compensated for proper intonation (no additional charge) +parts
5. Tuner replacement/quick set up $55 labor + parts. (Twelve string $65). 6. Pickups: electric install $45/55 +routing extra, acoustic $65.6. Jack replacement/upgrade $18 + parts
7. Misc. electronic mods from $45+.
8. Strap button $5.
9. Broken neck/body re-glue (without refinishing) $65. inquire for finish.
ALL REPAIRS SUBJECT TO $35 DIAGNOSTIC/ESTIMATE FEE
Vintage Tube Amp Restoration
1. Complete Once Over/Servicing of pots, jacks, tube pins-sockets, ribbon-pin connectors, effects loop, switches, test and confirm high voltages, rebias, clock output wattage $80 ($60 solid state).
3. Electrolytic Cap Job from $75-$150-$200 pending size of amp (ex. Champ to Bassman to Twin)
4. Plate/Grid Resistor Updates $75 reduce random snap/crackle/ pop/fizz. Advised during cap job for rate discount (Cap job+resistor updates=less $).
5. Upgrade to ceramic tube sockets from $25 per.
6. Marshall to Plexi/Silver to Blackface MODS $80-100. Combine this with others for reduced rate. Highly recommended.
7. Misc: replace broken pots, jacks, speakers, etc. $40-50.
8. Tolex/tweed, grill cloth, piping, handles, logos, faceplates, custom mods and de-mods. Inquire ahead.
$35 diagnostic/Minimum Bench Fee
JOB DETAILS & FAQ
Specializing In:
-Guitar Repair and Restoration
-Tube Amp Repair and Restoration
-Custom Hand Made Pedals
Our website details & reaffirms what we do:
www.echoluxe.com
(email:
repairs at echoluxe dot com)
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TASKS
WE ARE and ARE NOT Currently
Accepting:
YES: Guitar And Bass Setups, Restring, Repair,
Mods, Pickups, Electronics & Restoration
NO: Refinish, Paint, Inlay, Re-Fret, Re-Wood*
YES: Tube Amp Repairs, Some (Fender) Solid State
Guitar Amps, Tape Echo Units, New Speakers
NO: Keyboards, PA, Mixers, Power Amps, Pro
Audio, Many Solid State Amps, Band Instruments, Pedals, Rack Effects, Home
Electronics, Digital Equipment, Speaker Re-Cones.*
*Feel free to inquire any job!
We can sometimes work in other tasks/outsource or offer faithful referral
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------We can sometimes work in other tasks/outsource or offer faithful referral
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q: My guitar/strings are
very hard to play. I have to push very far, why is that?
A:
Your guitar needs a set-up. Bring it in and we’ll make it play great.
Q: My amp knobs crackle and
it randomly cuts out sometimes, is it fixable?
A:
It probably needs a good servicing and once over: “cleaning pots, jacks,
switches, tube pins/sockets, ribbon/pin connectors and effects loops”.
Q: My $50 distortion pedal
died, can you fix it?
A:
Is it worth fixing? I’d say a top notch pedal is worth the effort, mass
produced pedal maybe not. We have many requests for repair where the bill
exceeds the value of the item.
Q: Will you work on my
digital ______?
A:
No. Not unless it’s a mechanical problem such as a jack, pot or
connection. Surface mount components/nano technology is generally not
servicable.
Q: It’s Wednesday and I have
a gig this weekend, can you fix my amp by Friday?
A:
You can request a “rush job” (40% rate increase) pending the tech’s
approval/availability to work “overtime”.
Q: I just had my ’65 tube
amp in last month and now it has problems again?
A:
Classic amps often develop multiple problems. Old parts do fail.
It’s often best to hit everything in one shot, while it’s in the shop. We
can’t warranty your vintage amp’s components, just the work we do accordingly
so do not cut corners.
Q: What are the most recent
tube amp mods you’ve done?
A: Peavey 5150 II to 5150
original, Silverface to Blackface ‘70s Fender, Bogen Tube PA into
Marshally-Plexi-ish Guitar Amp, adjustable bias mods, many Fender Blues JR.
tweaks, Traynor-to-Plexi, Marshall DSL/TSL board updates, tube-mic-pre rebuilds.
Q: What’s your connection to
ANALOG MAN?
A: We are his guy when it comes
to tape echo repair, he gets many requests and refers his clients to ship here
to Omaha.
Q: Why don't you repair anything/everything?
A: It's challenging to be jack of all trades. There are often manufacturer limitations such as proprietary parts, confidentiality of service manuals, etc. I have limited space here therefore must pick and choose my battles. My philosophy is to do what I do the best I can vs. jack of all trades the trade.
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PLEASE
SIGN IN, VERIFYING THAT YOU HAVE READ THE FOLLOWING:
1. ALL JOBS PAID IN FULL UPON COMPLETION,
$25 MINIMUM BENCH FEE/DIAGNOSTIC.
2. FIRST COME/FIRST SERVE BASIS, 40% INCREASE ON RUSH
JOB.
3. NO PROMISE OF DELIVERY TIME (SEE ABOVE).
4. NO MANUFACTURE WARRANTY WORK (UNLESS PRIOR
ARRANGEMENT HAS BEEN MADE).
5. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO DECLINE ANY JOB FOR
ANY REASON.
6. PLEASE READ THE “WHAT WE DO & DO
NOT WORK ON” PAGE.
7. UNDERSTAND THAT REQUEST FOR ESTIMATE CAN DELAY
YOUR REPAIR TURNAROUND TIME.
8. A 30-DAY WARRANTY ON LABOR (AT TECH’S
JUDGEMENT/APPLIES EXCLUSIVELY TO SPECIFIC TASK PERFORMED and NEW PARTS
ONLY).
9. YOU HAVE 30 DAYS (UPON COMPLETION OF WORK)
TO PICK UP and PAY FOR YOUR ITEM. $30 STORAGE FEE APPLIES EVERY 30
DAYS. THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER COMPLETION OF JOB THE ITEM IS SOLD TO RECOUP
PARTS AND LABOR.
10.PLEASE REFER TO THE PRICE
GUIDE FOR YOUR REPAIR COSTS.
Q: Why don't you repair anything/everything?
A: It's challenging to be jack of all trades. There are often manufacturer limitations such as proprietary parts, confidentiality of service manuals, etc. I have limited space here therefore must pick and choose my battles. My philosophy is to do what I do the best I can vs. jack of all trades the trade.
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More Details at the ECHOLUXE page
email: repairs at echoluxe dot com
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