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Listing is alphabetical.
Copyright © 2004-2006 by Howard Sanner. All Rights Reserved.
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David Dintenfass
Seattle, Wash.
David Dintenfass's web site
Specialty: Repair of older Ampexes (pre AG-440). No consumer machines.
Tom Fine
Brewster, N.Y.
Specialty: 620 and similar speaker amplifiers.
Lee Hazen
Nashville, Tenn.
Specialty: 600/601/602, A and F series, 1100 series.
John Hughes
Grayslake, IL
Specialty: Repair and full restoration of Ampex 351's.
John Hughes' Ampex web site
Tim McCartney
Tim McCartney's web site
Ken McKim
Trouble Report
7 High Street East
Shandaken, NY 12480
845 688.7329
Ken McKim says:
"I am a technician with about thirty years experience
as a chief technical engineer for major recording
studios: RPM - NYC; Sigma - NYC; Bearsville - Bearsville, NY;
Allaire Studios - Shokan, NY (presently).
I've had extensive maintenance experience with Ampex equipment.
Bearsville's initial tape machine compliment was all Ampex
(1200, 440, 100), Sigma also used 100s.
During the past twenty years I've maintained an independent
consulting and repair business called Trouble Report.
I service a broad line of mostly analog equipment including Ampex units."