Ampeg repair in Missouri

[Austinsafford]

I've got an Ampeg SVT 4 pro in need of a professional tech. I've taken it two 3 people here in Columbia Mo and no one knows what they're doing. I've been trying to get this thing fixed for months and the Ampeg website is confusing as it only has phone numbers but no location for repair shops. Customer service has only recommended this website when emailed. The first shop said it was an input selector switch and couldn't get the part. The second just blew the dust out and the switch worked again,but It started having a short and would lose a lot of sound. When I jiggled the volume knob it would cut in and out. The third replaced the volume pot and now I'm barley getting any sound. It was an expensive amp so I'd like to get it repaired but I'm just limited on knowledge of electronics and would like to find an Ampeg certified tech I could drive to.

 

[Wasnex]

From Ampeg's service center webpage, which can be found here: Ampeg

Midwest Music Electronics Services Inc. 636-527-5558 [email protected] 291 Chesterfield Center Dr. Suite 2008
Chesterfield, MO, 63017 Missouri, United States

Stone Hound Sound, LLC. 816-600-7599 [email protected] 100 SE 16th St., Suite B
Lee's Summit, MO, 64081 Missouri, United States

Myers Cartage and Sound 417-598-1290 [email protected] 2402 East State Highway 248
Reeds Spring, MO, 65737 Missouri, United States

Winston Electronics 314-353-7015 [email protected] 5634 S. Kings Highway
St Louis, MO, 63109 Missouri, United States

Logic Systems Sound and Lighting 314-968-4050 [email protected] 255 Marshall Rd. Suite 160
Valley Park, MO, 63088 Missouri, United States


I believe Jerrold Tiers suggested LS ELECTRONICS & SERVICES LLC - Manufacturer's List

 

[Michedelic]

I've got an Ampeg SVT 4 pro in need of a professional tech. I've taken it two 3 people here in Columbia Mo and no one knows what they're doing. I've been trying to get this thing fixed for months and the Ampeg website is confusing as it only has phone numbers but no location for repair shops. Customer service has only recommended this website when emailed. The first shop said it was an input selector switch and couldn't get the part. The second just blew the dust out and the switch worked again,but It started having a short and would lose a lot of sound. When I jiggled the volume knob it would cut in and out. The third replaced the volume pot and now I'm barley getting any sound. It was an expensive amp so I'd like to get it repaired but I'm just limited on knowledge of electronics and would like to find an Ampeg certified tech I could drive to.

I’m from KC originally, go back on occasion; I haven’t used them personally, but I’ve heard good things about Stonehound. I’d still check reviews, but with them in LS, you wouldn’t have to go all the way into town.