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San Jose, CA

Xenrelic Amplification

4.8 (24 reviews)
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Ricky M.

I brought my Crate Blue Voodoo amplifier in for service and Randall ended up doing some major modifications on it I was slightly skeptical at first, after taking the amp to the studio, ALL I CAN SAY IS WOW BEST SOUNDING AMPLIFIER I HAVE EVER PLAYED!!!! I have been playing guitar for 35 years. This amplifier is incredible, Randall is the man he knows exactly what to do! It's a little pricey but let me tell you this place is well worth it!

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excellent service, repaired a Fender Hot Rod Deluxe, sounds great

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Folks on talkbass.com said they thought you were in Livermore. Yelp says Los Gatos. I am in San Ramon and need a Sunn Concert amp brought up with a variac since it hasn't been turned on in 20 years. Do you do this type of work?

Hi David, yes I can do that.

Do they fix guitar pedals?

Yes and we build them too! :)

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“I use vintage amps and gig regularly Randall has helped me to keep my amps healthy and fast turnaround when I needed it.”

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I went to Starving Musician (Santa Clara) in search of an electric drum amplifier and an Epiphone…read moreSheraton. I was in luck this day as I found both a brand new e-drum amplifier and a used Sheraton at fair prices. Looking the guitar over I noticed the nut for the instrument jack was loose and asked that it be tightened prior to purchasing. On a semi-hollow & hollow body guitars this can be a tedious task, hence why I asked for assistance. The guitar tech, Dimitri, stopped what he was doing and went above and beyond my expectations to remedy the problem. It was not a quick fix and he kept me updated throughout the process. Starving Musician is my first stop when looking for music gear. They have been around as long as I can remember and offer the best trade-in value for your used gear. Always a great experience.

Honestly, pretty disappointing experience at Starving Musician. I rented a drum kit here, and the…read moreguy who initially helped me was super awesome! Super friendly, professional, and actually gave a damn about customer service. I can't remember his name, but he usually works around the drum repair section and has facial hair. Not sure if he's a manager, but dude definitely deserves to be one. Now, returning the kit? Whole different story. I walked in and asked this older white dude with long curly hair, who was just standing behind the counter (he might be the manager) chatting with another employee, if they had a cart I could borrow to unload the drums. His response? He didn't see one. Seriously, bro? You work here and don't know if you have a cart? Smh Like, y'all rent out entire drum kits. You KNOW customers have a ton of heavy equipment to haul in and out. The guy who originally rented it to me understood that and was kind enough to help. Meanwhile, these dudes couldn't even be bothered to hold the damn door. Some random guy outside had to help me instead. Imagine getting better customer service from someone who doesn't even work there lol And here's the kicker: eventually, someone behind the counter brought out a cart. So apparently, they DID have one after all. Go figure. Look, I'm not asking for VIP treatment. Just some basic common sense and decent customer service. It's really not that complicated. My advice? If you're renting anything here, find the guy with facial hair in the drum section. That dude deserves recognition. Now that I think about it I should have given him a tip I feel bad abiut it. As for the older white curly-haired guy behind the counter? I'd avoid dealing with him. Dude acted like helping a paying customer was some kind of personal inconvenience. Great first impression, absolutely trash return experience

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Another great experience with Chip. He repaired my vintage Fender Showman amp, was very thorough…read moreand it has been at top performance ever since - and I have put it through a lot of heavy use since he worked on it. Chip is first and foremost a great guy, and a great guitar player! His start in this business was making pedals for himself from scratch and modding his own vintage bassman amp for his own needs. Starting as his own first customer, his approach is full of integrity and it is clear that he extends the same care he gives his own equipment to that of his customers. I completely trust Chip with my precious gear, vintage amps and rare pedals. We are lucky to have him in here. Thanks Chip!

My 67 blackface fender super reverb had been giving me non stop problems. I had brought it to three…read moreother technicians several times and it always worked when I picked it up only to fail after getting it back home. I replaced the reverb tank, had it recapped and all new tubes Toño avail. Very vexing to say the least. Chip was my last try. He assured me he would do a complete analysis and indeed was able to locate the suspect capacitor where other experienced amp repair shops had failed. It was a tricky situation but he cracked the code. He solved the problem that at least 8 trips to 3 other techs failed to locate. A life saver! I do not hesitate in recommending him. Friendly and efficient and the turnaround time was the fastest that had ever experienced. He also stood behind the fix. Top notch all the way around.

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Haven't written a 5-star review in quite a while, but Quicksilver absolutely deserves it…read more My high school alma mater from back in the day was having an alumni concert in dedication and homage to the band director there who plans to retire at the close of the school year in a few weeks. Given that I played under him back in high school and enjoyed my time in band, I knew I had to be there. So I took out my trusty ol' tenor saxophone that hadn't been played in ages. It didn't take too long for muscle memory to kick in and for me to remember how to read music and play the instrument itself. BUT I still had a problem. Whenever I'd blow into it, I'd hardly get any sound unless I blowed very hard. I figured that, after all these years, the pads inside were worn out. Back in high school, for any work needed on my sax, I'd go to World of Music in Cupertino and West Valley Music in Los Altos. WoM ended up closing, but WVM was still nearby. However, I found Quicksilver from a simple Yelp search and read almost all great reviews, so off I went. Facts: * They're located in a small building on Imperial Ave in Cupertino. The only available parking is street parking, but you shouldn't have too much trouble finding a place to park. * It's a bit dirty and cluttered inside, but don't let that dissuade you. The guy who runs the business knows what's he's doing. * They , from what I could tell, don't accept appointments. I believe they're pretty much walk-in only. * The owner, Robert, is really nice and will look at your instrument on the spot. In my case, he looked at my saxophone and determined right then and there what was needed, how much it would cost, and how long it would take to be ready to be picked up. He did warn me that he, admittedly, isn't the best at calling customers when their instruments are fixed so to call him instead. I left my sax there for roughly one week. After the week had passed, I called and Robert said it was ready to go. All in all, I paid $196.15 for replacing worn out pads and a few other things that needed, but it was well worth it. The sax sounded so much better, and I was able to partake in the concert. Overall, if you need your woodwind or brass instrument to be repaired, this is the place. Robert is a G. SUPPORT LOCAL AND/OR SMALL BUSINESSES. 5 stars all the way

Finding a good musical instrument repair shop is an art…read more Quicksilver Music came recommended and I was delighted at the outcome. Bob Zacher is an experienced technician. He quickly diagnosed the reason my clarinet wasn't sounding. Not only did he repair the problem- the same day! - but he replaced or reseated some of the pads and gave the instrument a thorough "tune-up"; such that the clarinet plays and feels like a new instrument. In fact I don't believe it's ever played like this up to this point. This all at what I would consider a very reasonable price. In fact it was slightly under the estimate given when I dropped it off. Bravo Bob!

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