Stomp Labs Inc.
94 Glenn Ave B1S 3B2 Edwardsville, NS, Canada

Sans Amp, users love 'em, and after using one myself I can see why. However, like everything else you have to show 'em a little TLC every once in a while, you know, maybe clean the pots and switches. The unfortunate part is that these babies are not designed for maintenance. Take a close look at the PCB and you'll see that to remove the board you have to desolder the input and output jacks and the power jack. To start troubleshooting you'll have to solder in some temporary connections. There are some other issues with this PCB that I won't get into. This is an older model and I'm giving them the benefit of the doubt that they fixed those issues in later models. Anyway keep this in mind: if you get one maintenance will be expensive. - Stompboy

Just finished bringing this Korg DT-10 tuner back to life. There were a couple of blown diodes (D1 and D2) in the power input circuit. You can see these in the second picture close to the top edge of the board near the centre. In the last picture they've been replaced and its now working great:)

Stomp Labs is now making custom cabinets. This one is a closed back with a 12" Celestion Greenback. Sounds AWESOME!

Biasing a Peavey VTM 60, listening to the Blues Merchants' latest album "Davis Street":)

Just got this Greenback....Stop Labs cabinets coming soon:)