Meaux Jeaux
102 posts
Nov 08, 2015
12:00 AM
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Been away for a while, am seeking chromatic repair
with reasonable turnaround time. I need wind savers
replaced, anyone?
Meaux Jeaux
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Kingley
3957 posts
Nov 08, 2015
2:45 AM
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Windsavers are easy to replace yourself. Just takes a little patience. You should give it a go.
Other than that Mike Easton (harmonicarepair.com), Steve Malerbi (think you can find Steve on Facebook) ,Gary Lehman (Gnarly) and Greg Jones (GMajor7) would all be able to help you out.
Last Edited by Kingley on Nov 08, 2015 6:30 AM
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6SN7
600 posts
Nov 08, 2015
5:57 AM
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I recently used Kevin Baker aka chromaticablues@gmail.com to totally rehab a 30 year Chromatica harp. It now plays better than ever and you can bend notes on the thing. He plays one extensively so he really knows what he's doing. He also worked on my CX12 and its playing like it never did with huge sounding octaves.
Turn around was quick, like a few weeks.
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arzajac
1702 posts
Nov 08, 2015
8:24 AM
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For chromatic players in Canada, there's Jeff Wilson. Terrific guy. But I hardly need to mention him - any harp player in Canada eventually gets to know Jeff.
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Custom overblow harps. Harmonica Combs and Tools.
Last Edited by arzajac on Nov 08, 2015 8:25 AM
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chromaticblues
1724 posts
Nov 09, 2015
5:13 AM
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Hi Meaux Jeaux
Check out my web site (HooDooHarps.com). I specialize in just what your asking about. I don't just replace windsavers. I'll make it play better than it did the day you bought it. I do that for all my customers whether they ask for it or not.
Last Edited by chromaticblues on Nov 09, 2015 6:02 AM
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Philosofy
728 posts
Nov 09, 2015
11:36 AM
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George Miklas is another go to guy.
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