The workshop
Keep the familiar
things playing.
A quiet bench, a written repair note, and time to listen to what changed.
We begin with your description.
“It plays slower than it used to.” “The left speaker stopped.” You don’t need the name of a part. Knowing what you heard, and when it started, gives us a useful place to begin.
We work on tube radios, turntables and older stereo receivers. Cleaning and a careful assessment come before a repair plan. We keep the work limited to what you’ve agreed.
At pickup, we explain what we did and go over our workmanship with you. Keep the written repair note with the unit.
Bring the story, too.
Tell us if the problem happens all the time or only after playing for a while. A short note about past work is useful if you have one.
Bring the unit and its removable power cord. For a heavy console, talk with us before moving it; large floor consoles are outside our bench work. We don’t offer mail-in repairs.
Prices and time on the benchWhat’s on your shelf?
Tell us what it is and what changed. We’ll talk through a drop-off before it comes to the bench.