Guitar Amplifier Service and Repair Costs

We have created a basic guide to the cost of servicing and repairs for guitar and bass amplifiers.  We like to be as transparent as possible in our pricing structure, and rather than quoting on an hourly basis alone we prefer to give you a rough overall cost.  It is important to understand this is based on a straight forward repair.  

We have lots of experience and may decline work that we think is going to be uneconomical or where we don’t think that we would provide the best value service.  

Please note that these are our minimum charged costs and will apply once equipment is brought to the workshop and booked into the system as “received at workshop”.  This simply means that this charge applies if we look at the equipment and either it is totally wrecked and or beyond economical repair, it also applies if we are unable to find a fault as it is out time spent investigating and proving by measurements and testing to electronic specifications. In most instances for straight forward repairs the hour is the most you’ll pay but this entirely depends on the fault and equipment.

This cost covers our time to manage the ticket and goes towards the diagnostics and attempt to repair.  Around 80% of a repair is first in the diagnostics, the remainder 20% is the remedial or repair work and in about 90% of standard amps with standard faults the issue can be identified and resolved within the hour.