Pedal steel and/or amp repair in Missouri?

[Brent Haden]

I searched the forums but could not find any information for my question. I have a Sho Bud Professional with the original undercarriage that needs to be set up, adjusted, oiled etc. Scotty's in St. Louis appears to have closed. Does anyone know where I could get this work done in Missouri? I'm in central Missouri, so can go in any direction if there is someone that can do it.

I also have a Peavey Nashville 400 that is acting up. Does anyone know of a good shop for amp repair in Missouri?

Thanks for any info you can provide.

[Lane Gray]

Don Warner in Raytown Missouri is an excellent amp tech. At the other end of I-70, I believe Duane Dunard has a shop in Troy, Mo. I think it's called Jefferson County Music. If I didn't already have a customer's guitar on my bench I'd offer to look at your Bud, but my time is currently QUITE limited, so I don't take two guitars at once.
The Professional is easy to change things around on.

[Ed Boyd]

Duane retired. The store in Troy is still open. St Louis area guitarist Steve Pecaro bought the store. I don't think Steve does anything steel related.

[Larry Baker]

Jefferson County music is in the south St. Louis area. Don't know the extent of their repair work, but I know they have had a lot of Sho Buds on display at some of the shows. Good luck What part of central Mo. are you located. Larry

[Ed Boyd]

I'm looking at the Jefferson County Music Facebook page and it looks like they are also builder. The pictures look nice. The finishes have a Sho-Bud vib. The guitar are placquered as JCM. Not familiar with the brand but I think I will take a road trip down there. I'm fairly close to there. It is in Imperial Mo. on Old State Rt 21. (If Facebook is current)

[Michael Beasley]

Brent give me a call 573 6903010

[Ron Funk]

Pat Heller is located in Desoto MO & can do a Professional job on Pedal Steel repairs, set-up, add'l levers, what ever you might need.

Sho-Bud, Emmons, Zum, Mullen, you name it.

You can contact Pat thru the Forum's Memberlist.

[Todd Monroe]

You might call Johnny Cox down in Ozark...
http://ozarksteelguitars.com/index.html

[Herb Steiner]

Pat Heller worked for Scotty's Music for years and could probably do a good job on your horn, if he's doing that work nowadays.

Johnny Cox has relocated to Nashville and is no longer in SW MO.

[Todd Monroe]

Johnny Cox has relocated to Nashville and is no longer in SW MO.

I stand corrected. Or sit as the case might be.

[Richard Dempsey]

Jefferson County Music is a good little shop. They have had every part I needed so far for my 1970's MSA, and are very helpful. Darryl is the psg repairman/builder and knows his stuff. Their phone number is 636-942-3567. Really nice folks.