Author: S. Jantti

Since all local schools and kindergardens were closed down to slow the spread of Covid-19, we were forced to keep our doors shut as well.

We were locked from 16.03.20 to 21.04.20. This has caused delays in repairs and orders. We will get up to speed as fast as we can, but ask for patience and apologize for the inconvenience.

We are now open for business as much as time and safety measures allows. Customer access to the repair shop is limited. There is unfortunately no access to the studio yet.

Effective from April 1st, the new rules for MVA on imported goods means we can no longer buy single parts for vintage instrument repairs without an extra handling fee that skyrockets the costs involved. This will push the price on parts up several hundred percent.

While it might not be the final nail in the coffin for our synth repair services, we’ve set all vintage synth repair on hiatus until economy allows us to continue. We apologize in advance.

Friends and pro costumers might still inquire for repairs, but restorations are beyond current capacity.

Yes, they’re often cheap and sound magnificient. However, we hardly ever recoupe our money when restoring an Ace, Philicora or what have you, meaning we absolutely do not service organs at this time, all apologies. Come by for anything else.. or I mean, other rare, complicated and expensive stuff.. Cheers.

Next window for submitting your vintage keyboards opens April 6th. We apologize for the inconvenience.

12 Gauge Microphones er nå på lager og tilgjengelig for norske kunder.

Our repair shop is closed until January 6th. Last pickup before Christmas is December 18th and 19th.

We’ve become the official Norwegian dealer for 12 Gauge Microphones.

Designed and hand built by Brad Martin in Pownal, Vermont, these have a clear, bold identity both audio- and designwise.

Our first batch will arrive at the shop just around New Years, and we’re open for preorders.

Head over to www.12gaugemicrophones.com and have a listen.

..and suddenly, the sure signs of having taken on too much. The repair shop is filled up, and we need to get most of this fixed and delivered before the holidays.

We’ll be opening the doors for pickup only starting Dec 2nd. Thanks for keeping us busy, see you on the other side.

..unless you’ve got a gig. We’ve got work enough to keep us occupied untli spring 2020. If you’ve got outboard, guitars, tube amplifiers or, well, other stuff, get in touch and we’ll sort it out.

Also, if you’re really keen to have your collection of vintage synths restored.. do give a beep if you’re willing to get your hands dirty. (Well, burned, chipped and sore, but still.)