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My oldest nephew lives in the Seattle area, and just bought a beat to crap Peavey Classic 50 that is missing a tube, and needs other work. Can anyone make a recommendation for a competent and experienced tube amp guy?
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Re: Amp techs in Seattle?
I remember Ryan Bruce (fluff) giving a shout-out for the guy he uses in the Sea-Tac area. It's on one of his numerous Dual Recto version comparison vids.
Maybe someone else here can remember the guy's name. He's a modding genius according to Fluff.
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Competent & Experienced .... whats that one guys name ... uh sul .... So-lda .... um, tip of my brain.
Soldano ... i hear he's not going to be in Seattle much longer.Comment
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Would Soldano even work on other amps at this point?, especially an old Peavey?Originally posted by JMP/HBE View PostComment
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Re: Amp techs in Seattle?
I would go see Rick Erickson at Aviator Audio in Edmonds, on Hwy. 99. Was my tech for years before I moved to Portland, Oregon.
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Thanks. Any more, guys?aka Chris Pile, formerly of Six String FeverComment
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