Vintage Radio Restoration... anybody familiar with it?

[tankertop]

I'm privileged to own a rather wonderful handbuilt KT88-based power amp. The maker was 'Vintage Radio Restoration' of Worthing but I know absolutely nothing about it/him/them. Predictably, the phone number and a Google search yields no clues.

Can anybody shed any light on VRR?

VRR Sussex amp by Brer Rabbit, on Flickr

P1010750 by Brer Rabbit, on Flickr

DSC_0122 by Brer Rabbit, on Flickr

P1020939 by Brer Rabbit, on Flickr

 

[soverton]

If not him then I'm sure he will be a good starting place.

https://www.radio-workshop.co.uk

 

[Martyn Miles]

West Sussex is a hotbed of audio experts:

Robert Smith Repairs & The Radio Shop.

No doubt Forum members know of others...

 

[Dan K]

The chap in that vid is fantastic. He completely rebuilt a Bush DAC10 radio for me without charging the earth. Even sent me a couple of vids of the teardown and rebuild along the way. It's like new

I can't see him retiring TBH

 

[Guinnless]

He also got my DAC90 fully working for a very reasonable sum. Very helpful gent.

I'm going to send him my other DAC90 as soon as I get time

 

[bluefish]

It's not that old if the STD code is 01903... the 1 was only added in April 1995.

 

[Evalite]

Late to the party, but I also own some VRR mono blocks, and they were made by no other than David Wright. Superb sounding, flea powered amps.