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Topic: BOSS effects pedals Repair |
Dwight Lewis
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Huntsville, Alabama
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Posted 11 Aug 2015 12:20 pm |
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Does anyone know if its cost effective to send BOSS pedals back to the manufacturer for repair or does anyone
"know a guy" who does the same repairs form less? Or should I just buy another pedal all together?
Thanks
Dwight
ijaash@yahoo.com
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John Gould
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Houston, TX Now in Cleveland TX
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Posted 11 Aug 2015 2:19 pm Boss Repairs
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It really depends on the pedal if it's worth repairing. If it's one of the lower cost pedals then it's not worth the trouble . I know at one point you could send the pedals back for repair and they have a long warranty . Now if you plugged in a wrong power supply, they won't cover that under warranty. I have repaired some of the overdrive and distortion pedals but I would not tackle a delay or chorus .
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Bill A. Moore
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Silver City, New Mexico, USA
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Posted 11 Aug 2015 2:43 pm
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| A lot of the newer pedals use surface mount components, and are in reality unrepairable. I picked up a chorus, cheap, a few years ago, and realized I couldn't fix it, so I contacted Boss to see if a board was availlable. It wasn't, but when it was, it was still more than the price of a new pedal! |
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Dwight Lewis
From:
Huntsville, Alabama
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Posted 13 Aug 2015 7:28 am BOSS effects pedals Repair
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OK I guess its buy a new pedal time. Thanks again.
Dwight
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Tom Wolverton
From:
Carpinteria, CA
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Posted 13 Aug 2015 7:58 am
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You might check
analogman.com
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Paul Honeycutt
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Colorado, USA
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Alan W. Black
From:
New York, USA
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Posted 13 Aug 2015 11:12 am
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| What's wrong with it? |
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