top of page
 Shure SM58 before... |  ...and after. I've fixed mic grilles that were far more mangled than this one! |  Tears to tolex on Marshall Model 1982A cabinet |
|---|---|---|
 Repairs complete |  Poor re-grille... Typical of many I've seen. Not a straight line anywhere! |  ...and one of mine. Overall this was in even worse shape than the cabs shown above and left. It looked great when it was all done (tolex repaired, new grille cloth, new OEM Marshall casters/castors, skid-plates, and corner protectors) |
 New ¼" jack sockets required in parallel with existing Speakon connectors |  Sockets installed |  Cymbal repair. Large edge crack |
 Another, smaller repair |  Faulty DOD FX90 Delay. Pedal was completely dead, with multiple issues. It was also filthy, and only had one knob |  Tested and reassembled. All functions now working well, thoroughly cleaned, and replacement knobs fitted |
 Upgrading a 1980s 150 watt HH MA150 PA amplifier with a modern 200W MOSFET module. Left to right, top and bottom: 1) Detach original vertically mounted driver board from chassis. 2) Unsolder board and remove TO3 output transistors. 3) Prepare for slot in cross brace to take new horizontal amplifier module. 4) Create slot |  1) 200W amplifier module in place, and new wiring tied. 2) New heatsink, sized, drilled and fitted. 3) Overall view of completed work after testing. 4) Cover-boards refitted, and a view of the famous HH green glow! Note that the power of the new board was limited by the transformer supply voltage, and the actual output measured 180 watts @ 4 ohms |
OTHER GALLERY...
Examples to illustrate the diversity of what I can do...
This page is best viewed from a PC, but if you're viewing it on a phone then just click on one of the pictures and swipe to see the rest.
bottom of page