Ventanaman
Inspired
I need to tell you about my customer service experience with Matrix Amplification.
I have a 4-year-old Matrix GT100FX that I have run fairly hard with full-volume rehearsals and gigs - some outdoor shows in 110 degree heat. It has never even blinked an eye until a couple of weeks ago when it started going into protect mode with only the slightest of use (3-4 minutes of activity).
I call Matrix and speak with Andrew Hunt directly and tells me to check my leads and my cab for any issues. I do that, find nothing, and the problem continues.
I call Andrew back and he says to send in the amp, "I think I know the issue". I let him know that I am only 2 hours away from his shop in California and he tells just to bring it in.
I show up early in the morning, Andrew quickly locates the failed component (he says it is only 1 of 2 to fail in the US), give me a tour of his shop, chews the fats about the amp industry, and sends me on my way - and asks for no money. He reluctantly takes me up on giving him enough money to buy a decent lunch.
This folks is what a company that stands behinds its products looks like.
Thank you very much Andrew.
As a side note, he handed me one of the new aluminum-housed GT100FX amps and I thought it was an empty case - it wasn't. The thing was 1000W and weighed about 4 pounds - amazing.
-VM
I have a 4-year-old Matrix GT100FX that I have run fairly hard with full-volume rehearsals and gigs - some outdoor shows in 110 degree heat. It has never even blinked an eye until a couple of weeks ago when it started going into protect mode with only the slightest of use (3-4 minutes of activity).
I call Matrix and speak with Andrew Hunt directly and tells me to check my leads and my cab for any issues. I do that, find nothing, and the problem continues.
I call Andrew back and he says to send in the amp, "I think I know the issue". I let him know that I am only 2 hours away from his shop in California and he tells just to bring it in.
I show up early in the morning, Andrew quickly locates the failed component (he says it is only 1 of 2 to fail in the US), give me a tour of his shop, chews the fats about the amp industry, and sends me on my way - and asks for no money. He reluctantly takes me up on giving him enough money to buy a decent lunch.
This folks is what a company that stands behinds its products looks like.
Thank you very much Andrew.
As a side note, he handed me one of the new aluminum-housed GT100FX amps and I thought it was an empty case - it wasn't. The thing was 1000W and weighed about 4 pounds - amazing.
-VM