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For Q1 202, the repair shop will be open
Monday to Friday 10:00 – 16:00
starting Tuesday 6th of January.

Please understand that during the Holdidays, we were NOT in the shop working, and no repairs, part orders or progress of any kind was committed during the Yule festivities.

Please call in advance to make sure we’re available – And pretty please, do not call at night or in the weekends. Email and texts are not answered outside opening hours.

We still do not repair Hi-Fi, PA, DJ-gear, organs, solid state amps or monitors. Also see Reminder: No orange monkey business

It is fairly easy to see that we either have to up our prices, limit our range of service, or both, to afford rent and wages. We’re looking for a cheaper space for the repair shop, which most likely will imply a smaller scale of operations in the future.

Meanwhile, we will focus on tube amps and outboard this spring in an attempt to remedy the situation. If you would want any other item serviced, you may ask, but we might have to decline. Some current items in the line will be wrapped up and shipped back without completed service.

To help us get out of this sad state of affairs, you can assist with

• Paying your bills in time
• Pick up your items when they’re done
• Use E-mail or SMS for inquiries, instead of the phone

There will be a final deadline for pickup towards summer 2026, whereafter whatever’s left will be dumped or sold. TBA.

…will be erratic at best. Call in advance to see if we’re in.

Note: Phone’s off the hook outside 10:00-16:00 hours. Cheers.

Note 2: After these holidays, we will make some changes to the opening hours and services available, starting with No Service Wednesdays. Stay tuned.

We’re open again after elongated holidays, partly due to a late delivery of parts and timber. Opening hours will be 10 – 16 work days as usual. Call in advance to make sure we’re in.

See also Summertime, working hours and days off.

If you opt to ship your gear to us rather than handing it over in person, please make sure it can withstand a fall of at least a meter if you send by Postnord.

Better yet, don’t ever use that sorry excuse for a courier. We have had excactly zero positive interactions with their services these last five years.

There are other companies able to find our doorbell, not drop stuff, not deliver it at the wrong door etc. UPS and Posten being notable examples on proper service, having at least a 98% positive track record in our book, just saying.

Opening hours this summer will be restricted to 10:00-15:00, work days.

Last week of orders for regular customers is week 26.
Last week for business clients is week 27.
Last week of pickup before the holidays is week 28.

Holidays

The repair shop will be closed for business July 15th to August 15th, opening again Monday 18th August. There will be no delivery or pickup possible, and we will not answer the phone.

We’re closed for Easter Holidays until April 23rd. Phone’s off the hook while we’re gone. No pickup, no delivery.

As we’ve stated earlier on what used to be Twitter – Now a one syllable circle jerk – With the orange monkey re-elected, we’ve stopped all service of US products. This will affect any manufacture from 2025 and on, until the land of stupid recovers.

This is just an added measure to our already existing policy – “If you’re pro Trump*, we’re not fixing your shit”. We run a strict ANTIFASCIST shop here. Cheers.

* Putin, Netanyahu or any obvious fucktard**

Not sure if you will be affected? Besides preparing for the zombie apocalypse, you could read the Wiki on US brands here:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Musical_instrument_manufacturing_companies_of_the_United_States

** like …say, Jack O’Donnell or Uli Behringer

We’ll be open 10-16 workdays this 2nd week of January. Parts restock should be near complete week 3. New TAD tubes will be in by end of week 4.

Both the repair shop and the studio will be taking a break from DEC 20th 2024 unto JAN 6th 2025.

We will absolutely not take on any assignments nor hand out repaired items during this break. Correspondance might be ignored at whim. Phones will be frowned upon. See you on the other side.

Merry Christmas.