Vintage Audio Repair · Since 1978
If you like it, fix it.
Vintage receivers, turntables, reel to reel, cassette decks, and tube amps repaired right here in Cincinnati by techs who have been doing it for decades.
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Audio Repair FAQ
Quick Answers
What kinds of audio equipment do you repair?
We repair vintage and modern audio equipment, including receivers, amplifiers, turntables, cassette decks, reel to reel decks, CD players, speakers, equalizers, mixers, keyboards, guitar amps and bass amps. We work on all makes and models. We do not repair car audio.
How much does a repair estimate cost?
Our estimate fee is $55, paid up front when you bring in your unit. It is nonrefundable, covers diagnosing the problem, and is applied toward your repair bill if you approve the repair. Estimates for non-powered speakers and guitar pedals are $25.
How long does it take to get an estimate?
Our estimate queue is approximately 2 to 4 weeks, and some units take longer depending on complexity. We will text you the estimate before any work is done and keep you updated throughout the repair process.
What are your store hours?
Our store hours are usually Fridays, 10 AM to 2 PM, but always check our Google listing before stopping by. You can also call 513-761-8888 before stopping by; our phone message is always updated with our current store hours. To arrange a drop-off, text us at 513-761-8888.
Do you offer a warranty on repairs?
Yes. The work we perform is covered by a 60-day parts and labor warranty. It does not cover unrelated failures, new problems that develop after the repair, or physical or water damage done to the device after the repair.
Is my equipment safe while it is at your shop?
Yes. For the protection of customer equipment and our premises, our facility is protected by 24-hour video surveillance and monitored alarm systems. For security reasons, we do not publish details about our security equipment or its locations.
⚠ Safety Note
Trying to repair your own amp or electronic equipment can be dangerous. Many amplifiers hold high DC voltage even after they have been unplugged. If you are not trained to work on electronics, let us do the repairs.