attackbass

I have a Darkglass B3K which I got from Doug in 2011 when Darkglass was a very small company nobody had really heard of, and the man himself had built my B3K. Fast forward to 2016 and the switch has started to pack up on it after 1000s of gigs of being stomped on and off. I've spoke to the guys at Darkglass who suggest to replace the switch and to either to try and do it myself or get a tech in the UK to fix it as it would work out cheaper than sending the pedal to them! I am terrible with a soldering iron and worried about destroying the pedal completely. Can anyone suggest or recommend a tech who could do this kind of repair... I'm not sure if it's something a guitar tech would really do or not. I'm in South Wales. I don't use the pedal that much any longer but it's always nice to have around and would like to have it working properly!! any help suggestions would be great.

This pedal is so good, it makes my jazz bass come to life and I can get some of my favourite bass tones out of it. Especially love the Fusion mode and use that most of the time. The pedal has an amazing amount of low end that you have to be careful with - people have complained the speaker sim in boomy - but I think that when plugged into an amp it's very easy to add too much low end without realising. I discovered this and when switching from bypass to engaged i noticed that was happening. Super flexible - I can get a very tight/clean sound that is very slightly compressed. I drive the gain on the clean channel and lower the volume to get that happening and it's great for R n B/funk - in the fusion mode I can get amazing tones from geddy lee to BSSM Flea and full out ft distortion. Using it in front of my Eden WTP600 - which I thought could not get any better and even ditched my Orange AD200 for - but the Le Bass just adds more depth to the tone!