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Help: Mesa Boogie Tech

PostPosted: Mon Apr 16, 2018 2:42 pm
by smash
Hey Guys,

Need some help here.

I had some equipment in storage for a few months at mum's place. It was moved into a garage that flooded.
Nothing liquid physically touched any equipment, but I'm seeing a lot of surface corrosion on my gear.

Some things like my midi controller are now covered in rust, but I am mostly concerned about my amp, a TriAxis and Stereo simul 2:90

The cases look pretty clean, but there is some corrosion visible near the tube mounts.

I'm not game to even turn them on, can anyone recommend a Mesa Boogie tech in Sydney to assess them?

If they are really stuffed I will fly them to Mesa in the states myself, but I don't want to do that if not necessary.

Thanks in Advance!

Smash.

Re: Help: Mesa Boogie Tech

PostPosted: Wed Apr 18, 2018 6:02 pm
by smash
Anyone?

If not, is there a really epic Amp tech around?

I basically want to know if it is safe to turn on, or if it will risk further damage.

Thanks,

Smash.

Re: Help: Mesa Boogie Tech

PostPosted: Wed Apr 18, 2018 7:50 pm
by Chris H
Sherlock amps in Melbourne but as your from Nthn Beaches try these i found on the net

http://www.ozvalveamps.org/valvetechs.htm

or:
http://www.guitarfactory.net/pages/the- ... pairs.html
who recoment the tech's below.

Southside Electronics (Kingsgrove) - 1300 652 513 Click for website

Standard Ampworks (Ryde) - 0438 459 867 Click for website

Earthling Designs (Darlinghurst) - 0438 536 407 Click for website

Re: Help: Mesa Boogie Tech

PostPosted: Thu Apr 19, 2018 11:32 am
by Milo
Tim Mason, the guru of all things valvish:

Woodford, Blue Mountains 4758 8351 0424 511 009

Milo

Re: Help: Mesa Boogie Tech

PostPosted: Sun Apr 22, 2018 9:52 pm
by peat
You could call Mesa / Pro Audio (Mesa rep in Aus)

They'll both recommend Mark @ Megtronics - mark@megtronics.com

He's the legit Mesa tech in Aus and has been doing it for decades - He re-capped and serviced my vintage Mark II recently and was able to get mesa branded components direct from them etc..

Couldn't recommend him enough.

Although it sounds like any competent tech could probably help you out!

Re: Help: Mesa Boogie Tech

PostPosted: Tue Apr 24, 2018 1:24 pm
by smash
Thanks for all the advice guys!!

I'm looking forward to getting her up and running again :-)

Smash.

Simon "Smash" Ashby.