David Clark Headset repair

[Wodrick]

Have done a search but found nothing relevent, anyone any suggestions where I can get one repaired in U.K. which won't break the bank.

[BRL]

Hi. There is a place at Shoreham airport that do repairs, great reputation too. Look at the airport website and look at the list of people who are there. Can't remember the name offhand.

[18greens]

Try these chaps. Very good advice all around.

http://www.headsetservices.com/home.html

If your set is a DC and you haven't been wreckless with it DC often repair it for free.

[West Coast]

Consider sending it back to DC for the work. I did it with a headset a number of years ago. I sent it in, it was worked on, but a clerical error sent it back to another address. After a few weeks I called them, the screw up was figured out. DC overnighted a pair for me to use, and sent me a brand new upgraded headset as compensation. They called every day wanting to know if I had received my new pair. Also received a signed apology from some big wig, on his personal paper.
Yeah, I know kinda long winded, but you can trust the factory guys, BTW the original cost to rehab the headset was minimal.

[Tinstaafl]

I sent my DC 10-40 from Oz to the factory in '93 or '94 to repair a failed mike (I had a temp. unbranded one on it), speaker & plugs + the stirrup rivets had broken & I'd replaced them with bolts. It came back refurbished with a new headband & pad, all new leads, new mike & a new speaker. I specified not to have a volume control or that would have been added as well. At my request they even returned the old parts so now I have various spare parts too.