General Questions
What types of Eurorack modules, boutique electronic instruments and effects do you repair?
We repair a wide range of Eurorack modules including:
Analog and digital oscillators
Filters and VCAs
Sequencers and controllers
Effects modules
Power supplies and cases
Samplers and granular modules
DIY and boutique modules
Vintage and discontinued modules
Desktop effects modules
Desktop electronic instruments
We service both factory-built modules and many third-party clones.
Which manufacturers do you support?
We regularly service modules from manufacturers including:
Mutable Instruments, Intellijel, Make Noise, Erica Synths, ALM Busy Circuits, Xaoc Devices, Doepfer, Expert Sleepers, Noise Engineering, Tiptop Audio, Befaco, Bastl Instruments, Joranalogue, Endorphin.es, Rossum Electro-Music, Happy Nerding, and many others.
If your manufacturer is not listed, contact us — we may still be able to help.
Do you repair discontinued or out-of-production modules?
Yes. We specialize in supporting discontinued and legacy Eurorack modules, including many products no longer supported by the original manufacturer.
Do you repair Mutable Instruments modules and clones?
Yes. We have extensive experience repairing both original Mutable Instruments modules and many third-party clones.
Can you repair DIY modules?
Often, yes. Repairability depends on:
Build quality
PCB condition
Availability of documentation
Previous repair attempts
Please include build details and clear photos when requesting service for DIY modules.
Repair Process
How do I request a repair?
Manufacturer and module name
Description of the issue
Photos if available
Any troubleshooting already performed
We will review the information and provide next steps.
What happens after I send my module?
Typical workflow:
Module intake and inspection
Diagnostic testing
Repair estimate approval
Repair and calibration
Burn-in and functional testing
Return shipment
Do you provide estimates before repair?
Yes. We can provide an estimate after evaluation whenever possible.
Some complex issues may require bench diagnostic time before a final quote can be provided.
What is your turnaround time?
Turnaround time varies depending on:
Complexity of the repair
Parts availability
Current service queue
Typical turnaround is approximately:
Minor repairs: 1–2 weeks
Complex repairs: 2–3 weeks
Expedited service may be available.
Common Problems
My module does not power on. What should I check first?
Before sending the module:
Verify power ribbon cable orientation. The red strip is -12 volts.
Test the power supply
Try another known-good power cable
Inspect for bent pins or damaged headers
Test in another case if possible
Incorrect ribbon cable orientation is a very common issue.
My module works intermittently. What causes this?
Common causes include:
Loose power connections
Cracked solder joints
Failing voltage regulators
Damaged potentiometers or jacks
Heat-related component failure
My digital module is frozen or not booting.
Possible causes include:
Firmware corruption
Power supply instability or insufficient current
Failed memory components
Clock or processor issues
Some modules may require firmware recovery or reprogramming which can require special software and hardware programmer.
Can power supply problems damage modules?
Yes. Common causes of damage include:
Reversed power cables
Faulty power supplies
Insufficient power capacity
Voltage spikes
Improper DIY case wiring
Power-related failures are among the most common Eurorack repair issues.
Shipping & Packaging
How should I package my module?
We recommend:
Anti-static bag
Bubble wrap
Sturdy cardboard box
Protection for knobs and switches
Do not ship modules loosely in padded envelopes.
Should I include patch cables or power cables?
No. Please send only the module unless instructed otherwise.
Do you accept international repairs?
Yes. We work with customers worldwide.
Customers are responsible for:
Shipping costs
Customs paperwork
Import/export fees when applicable
Technical Questions
Do repaired modules get calibrated?
Yes. Modules are tested and calibrated as needed following repair.
Calibration may include:
Oscillator tuning
Voltage scaling
Filter tracking
Output level adjustment
Do you replace worn potentiometers and jacks?
Yes. Mechanical wear items such as:
Pots
Jacks
Switches
Encoders
Buttons
can often be replaced during service.
Can you repair liquid-damaged modules?
Sometimes. Success depends on:
Type of liquid exposure
Corrosion severity
How quickly power was removed
Do not power on a liquid-damaged module before evaluation.
Do you perform firmware updates?
Yes, when applicable and supported by the manufacturer.
Business & Manufacturer Support
Do you provide repair support for manufacturers?
Yes. We work with boutique synthesizer manufacturers and retailers to provide:
Warranty repair support
International service partnerships
Final assembly and QC
Rework and diagnostics
Why use a US-based repair partner?
A US-based service partner can help manufacturers:
Reduce international shipping costs
Avoid customs delays
Improve turnaround times
Reduce support overhead
Improve customer satisfaction
Contact
How do I start a repair request?
Module manufacturer
Module model
Description of the issue
Photos if available
We’ll respond with the next steps for evaluation and service.