Repair and Restoration Services

I offer a wide range of audio repair services to help you get the most out of your equipment. Whether you're an audiophile or a casual listener, I can do everything from minor repairs to complete overhauls. Here are just some of the services I offer:

1. Amplifier repair: Is your amplifier producing distorted or low-quality sound? I can diagnose and repair any issues with your amplifier, including blown fuses, faulty tubes, cracked solder joints, worn contacts, noisy transistors, and more!
   

2. Speaker repair: Are your speakers crackling, buzzing, or producing no sound at all? I can repair or replace damaged components, such as voice coils, crossovers,diaphragms, and cones to restore your speakers to their full potential.

3. Turntable repair: Does your turntable skip, hum, or produce distorted sound? I can diagnose and repair issues with your turntable's cartridge, tonearm, and motor, as well as provide maintenance services to keep your vinyl collection sounding great.

4. Tape machine repair: Are you having trouble with your cassette or reel-to-reel tape machine? I can troubleshoot and repair issues with the transport, heads, and electronics to keep your tapes sounding their best.

5. Electronic repair: Do you have any other type of audio device that's not working properly, but you're not sure what's wrong? I can diagnose and repair issues with all other types of electronics, such as preamps, equalizers, and compressors, to ensure your audio signals are clean and clear.

In addition to these services, I also offer custom modifications and upgrades to help you achieve your desired sound. Contact me today to schedule a consultation and get your audio equipment working at its best.

Here are some examples of my work:

This is a slideshow of damaged solder joints I've found during my repairs. I have found that they are usually the cause of intermittent issues with your unit. The root cause is temperature fluctuations, the circut board and the metal on it expands and contracts with temperature changes, over time this causes metal fatigue which eventually leads to cracks!

Before: A non-working Sherwood S3000 II FM Extended Stereo Reciever

After Repair and Restoration: