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I took him something in Denmark Street a year or so ago and it blew up straight away after he "fixed" it and charged me. He complained at the time about it being a PCB and didn't even bother to take the board out for inspection when supposedly diagnosing the issue.
I’ve used Frank for years & never had any issues, but almost all my amps have been point-to-point.
For info: JPF is officially closed at Denmark St as of this week. Only at Sweet Amps now.
@MikeDearing ;
RE: Dickenson - I thought he was brilliant. Took a week to service the amp but kept it for a week as couldn't get there. Didn't try any funny business either (I expected to shell out for new tubes etc) so was pleasantly surprised. Amp looked totally refreshed and shiny too - other half was happy with that. Think it was £120 for a service (possibly on the higher-end of London rates, I'm not sure?) but he is incredibly thorough (their mantra is to basically take everything apart and rebuilt it etc). I would go back again in a heartbeat and I'm planning to take my Telecaster over to him in a few weeks to exorcise any demons. Give him a call - open weekdays until about 3:30ish - properly decent bloke.
ps. one gripe.. watch out for those f**king stairs! I thought I was fairly fit but lugging my 25KG combo up them finished me off haha!
Im undecided as to whether I get my amp serviced and keep it, or if I sell up and get a smaller Marshall.
I remember the stairs, as well as the barn door arrangement that you have to step
over to get to the stairs. Trip hazard tastic!
Are you SE London based? There’s a few of us and we do have a catch up every now and then.
And I live in Penge (and have no desire to sell up any time soon!) - very much up for a SE meet. Think I missed the last pub meetup!