To place an order simply give us a call and we can talk through your choice of amp just so we know you are heading down the right path. Once that is established we would ask for a 20% deposit so we can start work on the build. During the build we will send you regular updates to check on progress. Once built we would ideally invite you to the workshop to try the amp out. If you are unable to make it to the workshop we would simply courier the amp to you.

If your amp needs servicing or repairing, just give a call to establish when we can fit you in and then just drop off your amp. We would always try and get the amp repaired within 2 to 3 weeks of you dropping it off.

When we describe a ‘US’ style amp we are mainly referring to ‘Fender’ style amps. 

When describing a British style, we would generally be talking about Marshall or Vox style amps.

Obviously, there are many, many other good brands from all over the world but these are the most common and recognisable.

Not only do we repair and service amps, but we can also help to ‘revoice’ your amp. An example of revoicing your amp includes changing the frequency response of your tone stack or giving your amp more clean headroom. Give us a call to discuss whats possible.

Please note, this is only really possible with hand-wired amps (as opposed to PCB-constructed amps).

A ready to ship amp is one that we have built in the past, either as a demo version or as an experiment. These are complete and you guessed it: ‘Ready to Ship’. 

Custom builds are one-off amplifiers designed and built for a specific customer. We talk through your requirements, work out the full specification together, and then build the amp to your exact needs.

If you want to build the amp of your dreams, we'll start by talking through exactly what you're looking for. This may include trying out different amp styles and sounds together before agreeing on the final specification. Once we're both happy with the design, we'll get started on the build.

A custom build will usually take around six weeks to complete, although this can vary depending on the specification and our current workload, so we can't guarantee an exact completion time.

Yes. With all our amps we offer the free service of adjusting the ‘voice’ of the amp to suit your ear once you have played it for a month or so. Certain aspects of the circuit can be altered to give you more clean headroom, more drive or adjust the tone.

Regarding the appearance, we would like to work with you so that you end up with an amp you are proud of. We specialise in stained pine finish and would discuss with you to establish which finish you would prefer.

This is such a subjective question and the only true way to establish this is to try a handfull of Vyse amps so you can identify which style suits your sound and style of playing. Sometimes you need to have two different amps so that you can achieve the best out of your gear.

We currency only ship to the UK including Northern Ireland.

We offer a 12 month warranty on parts and labour on all new builds. 

There is a 3 month warranty on any of our ex-demo, ‘ready to ship’ amps.

At Vyse we pride ourselves on providing all of our customers with a fully repairable and maintainable valve amplifier.

It will have been built so that any good amp tech in the country can work on it easily and repair it without it having to come back to Vyse to be repaired if you cannot bring it back to us.

When choosing a handwired British amplifier you are guaranteeing the future of your amp. We call them ‘amps for life’ as all the components are easily maintainable and replaceable. This means that the amps would possibly last longer that its owner!

Yes. All of our builds are carried out in the same way. We hand build all of circuit boards from scratch and individually solder each component. 

The cabinets are all hand built using reclaimed pine.

Handwired amps are easy to work on, easy to maintain and upgrade. Well made PCB’s (Printed Circuit Boards) are cheaper to manufacture and can sometimes sound just a good as a handwired circuit boards, however when it comes to maintainability they can have a few issues. If a component fails on a PCB it is sometimes difficult to replace it properly without disrupting the boards integral copper tracks. Once you have a damaged copper track on your PCB you are on an uphill battle to not contain the damage.

Eyelet or turret boards give the luxury of being able to maintain, service and upgrade you amplifier as and when you want. 

All Vyse amps are handwired and constructed so that any decent amplifier tech would be able to work on them easily.