Hi,
I need a keyboard tech that can service an M100 Hammond, A Fender Rhodes, A Wurlitzer 206A and a Hohner Clavinet.
They all work fine, but just have minor little niggles that I want put to bed.
I'm hoping to find someone who will come on-site, because I'm not going to lug them out. I'm in Leichhardt.
Cheers
Chris
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Keyboard techs - Anybody know one?
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hi chris,
not sure if this old thread is of any help?
http://www.turtlerockmastering.com/foru ... ht=hammond
a few links there maybe might have some contacts for you...or not...
not sure if this old thread is of any help?
http://www.turtlerockmastering.com/foru ... ht=hammond
a few links there maybe might have some contacts for you...or not...
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I service Rhodes, Wurlitzers and Clavs all the time, but I don't really do housecalls, however I am happy to do some advice/faultfinding help here, there are a lot of things you can do yourself on these machines if you want to save some money...
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I service Rhodes, Wurlitzers and Clavs all the time, but I don't really do housecalls, however I am happy to do some advice/faultfinding help here, there are a lot of things you can do yourself on these machines if you want to save some money...
That's cool - but the things that need fixing are things that I can't really do myself so I'm looking for someone to come in.
Do you know anyone who sells tines for a wurly? And strings for a Clav?
Cheers
Chris
ps how's the AMS going? That said, I'm in no rush until I get my tax refund... ;-0
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Hey Chris! I am on my way back from Canada today, getting toward the end of my tour. Melbourne Music Center usually has tines for Wurlies, and Clavinet.com have string sets and hammer tips, but a complete re-stringing job is a big one. If it only needs a few strings it is not much more difficult than re-stringing a guitar.
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