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Hey everyone, We are pleased to announce we are now an authorized service center for Yamaha Electronic Instruments and Sound Reinforcement. Call us if you have a Yamaha product in need of warranty or non-warranty repair! (816) 600-7599 ... See more
Hey everyone, We are pleased to announce we are now an authorized service center for Marshall Amplification products. Call us if you have a Marshall product in need of warranty or non-warranty repair! (816) 600-7599 ... See more
Stone Hound Sound is proud to announce we are an official authorized service center for Fender Music Instrument Corporation!
Need your guitar amp fixed? Jim Breau and StoneHound Sound are officially up and running for repairs. Same phone number, same location. Non-warranty service only at the moment, but that will change with time. 816 600 7599 Please pass this along. Jim has worked with me for the last couple of years and I have given him a good grounding in the skills needed to effectively repair electronic equipment. (I taught electronics for 17 years.) I am confident that he will be a great resource for supporting your needs for repair in the future. https://www.facebook.com/StoneHound/ Stonehoundsound.com ... See more
Hey everyone, We are currently accepting new repairs. You can expect a short turn around this time of year. Have a malfunctioning guitar amp, bass amp, keyboard or PA equipment? Give us a call! (816) 600-7599 ... See more
Power of the binary system. 😁
How many numbers can you count with one hand??
Customer brought in an old Standel amp. The unit has a non-functioning vibrato unit. Upon inspection the oscillator portion of the circuit is okay but we are having to custom build the output section to replace the dead one hidden in the little red tray. We have vibrato now. 🙂 ... See more
We’re officially open. Got broken amps, keyboards or PA equipment? Give us a call! (816) 600-7599 or make an appointment at stonehoundsound.com
Not the first time I've found unsoldered points in an amp. Manifested as break up at high volumes.
First step to the next video. Thanks Stone Hound Sound. If you or your company have an interest in being a part of the next video please email me at [email protected]. This is a new poem to most, but a favorite of those who I have known through the years who are doing , or have done this trade that I hope the poem and video highlight and recognize with the same respect the Ditch Diggers video accomplished. Thanks for listening EB ... See more
Custom bias control for a 68' Fender Princeton Reverb.
I’m always experimenting. Most experiments use 5-30 volts to power the circuit. But the latest experiments I’ve been doing are with a 12AX7 triode tube with 300 volts on the plate. Definitely using caution on this one! ⚡️😯⚡️ ... See more
PSA: Don’t drop your amp. 😁 The more you know⭐️⭐️⭐️ Pic: Cracked inductor on a power supply
Experiments. #alwayslearning
A legend telling stories. https://youtu.be/SsgQcyXyzss
Rupert Neve visits CRAS in 2001. Video in it's entirety. Keywords: Audio Engineering Schools Music Production Schools Audio Recording Schools Our blog: http:...
Drum Day!
Homework; Not the most exciting way to burn time in Atlantic City, NJ. I've Been getting under hoods lately, sharpening skills. Send broken gear my way!
Had a great time tracking Skewer yesterday. On to mixing.
Thanks to Jim Breau at Stone Hound Recording Studios for personally inviting us to his studio to record our first single "Used To Be". We survived the ICE STORM and can't wait for you to hear this song. ... See more
Have some exciting bands coming in next month. Also, Getting into some new ventures, more info coming soon. What I can say is I got some quality time driving one of these sweet machines last week. http://www.kw.igs.net/~knickerson/heathkit.html ... See more