After the 90 day warranty expires, we still repair pedals for a modest flat rate shop fee, and return shipping. The flat rate shop fee does not cover a defective power supply. If repairs exceed the flat rate repair shop fee, we will contact you before we proceed with repairs.
Customer pays for shipping pedal to the factory. For repairs when pedal is out of warranty, I charge a flat rate shop fee of $48.00. If the scope of the repair is beyond my flat rate shop fee, I will contact you before I proceed. My flat rate shop fee does not cover replacing the power supply, they are extra. I also charge what it costs me to ship the pedal back to you, which is $20.00---if you live within the United States. Contact me for shipping cost if you live outside the United States. If you live in the United States, send $68.00 with your pedal and power supply to: Keith Hilton 248 Laurel Road Ozark, Missouri 65721
You can also pay with pay pal if you prefer, my pay pal account is
hiltonkeith43@gmail.com Send the power supply you have been using with your pedal. Defective guitar cords fool many people, 60% of the pedals I get in for repair have nothing wrong with them. So to avoid paying a un-needed repair bill, I would advise making sure the problem is not your guitar chords. Plugging in a different pedal is "not" a good test, because a defective guitar chord can stop, or start working by just touching it, let alone plugging in a different pedal.