
thenine
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rottingcorpse":1jxml61t said:Awesome thread!
To jerry, it's just a guitar amp. To the OP, it's HIS guitar amp and his hard earned money.
Well said. That's the problem right there, isn't it?
rottingcorpse":1jxml61t said:Awesome thread!
To jerry, it's just a guitar amp. To the OP, it's HIS guitar amp and his hard earned money.
RG955TT":2sd6yvzn said:Good luck with this guy OP....hope you get your amp back and it works out for you. Surprised there isn't more being said on here about this. This is the exact reason amp modders can have such bad reputations. Elitist attitudes when none is warranted and being rude and acting like they are doing their customers a favor by working on their amps. BS
I sent a guitar back to John Suhr once because there was an issue with the neck pickup being weak on the high strings. The man called me himself, talked about what he was going to do, made suggestions on what he would like to do such as upgrading the bridge free, upgraded the bridge pickup for free (something I asked for and was ready to pay for no problem), and fixed the issue with the neck pickup replacing it as well. Had the guitar back inside of 3 weeks also no charge. Now that is how you treat a customer. Anyone who says I will not contact you, there is no need to update you (why because you cant write a 20 second email or are too lazy?) is not someone I would ever send my amp to regardless of the results of his mods. Good luck
steve_k":1l4vym1w said:Jerry's a good guy, honest and dependable. Perhaps a phone call would have been better. Good luck with your amp though. If I was Jerry, I would send it back in a couple of sandwich bags.
steve_k":1vex5nk5 said:Jerry's a good guy, honest and dependable. Perhaps a phone call would have been better. Good luck with your amp though. If I was Jerry, I would send it back in a couple of sandwich bags.
steve_k":12k407j7 said:Jerry's a good guy, honest and dependable. Perhaps a phone call would have been better. Good luck with your amp though. If I was Jerry, I would send it back in a couple of sandwich bags.
Badronald":brz79ptf said:steve_k":brz79ptf said:Jerry's a good guy, honest and dependable. Perhaps a phone call would have been better. Good luck with your amp though. If I was Jerry, I would send it back in a couple of sandwich bags.
Huh. Didn't get your coffee again I see....
dawnofdreamx97":1qblji0t said:I've been dealing with jerry since 2003, never had an issue with him or his amps. We have done many many custom projects together.
There are plenty of other guys who mod amps on this board that take quite a while for mods also. Well known guys mind you..... I think a phone call would have been Better then trying to air it out here... To late now.
In the past when I needed an amp for a recording session or tour by a certain time or date , I would let jerry know ahead of time and he always made it happen for me.
He is one guy , not a company full of guys like suhr or others , you are paying for his experience and him to work on the amp , and him alone.... not someone else. It takes time to do these things , it's not McDonald's.
Also, his prices are very reasonable, you don't have to be a rockstar to afford some work from Jerry.
Lastly , he isn't going to rip you off and steal your money and amp, he isn't Mark Cameron, you will get your amp.
That's just my 2 cents ...
JerryP":3x7t6qjg said:Funny how the you failed to mention how you started emailing me for updates before the amp even arrived here! I don't give regular updates and you knew that up front. I'm one man working alone and there's just no time or reason for that.
Also left out the fact it's a JCM800 Bass amp and it requires replacing damn near every part on the circuit board, many pots, adding filter caps, yet you are still paying the standard mod price with no extra charges for that. It's not a small job.
I am totally up front that there are no promises on turnaround times. If I got it done quick and it wasn't right you'd be on here bitching about that too! As I said in the email, it's not you fucking left lung, it's a guitar amp. Settle down and let me do my job.
I have 5-8 foot piles of snow all around my front yard and water leaking from my roof. I did have to move my shop also which required some construction delays. As I said in the email I know these aren't your problems, but I was upfront with the fact that things change here all the time and that is why I make no promise on turnaround times. Sorry life trumps a guitar amp.
In the end your amp will get done. To those that don't like my business practices please feel free to go elsewhere, Dyer needs the work, send it to him. I'm sure bionicmark can suggest someone, he's tried us all.
Jerry