Let it play
another side.

An open-backed wooden tube radio with exposed glass tubes beside a record player with its lid raised on a repair bench
Inside the cabinet, under the platter. Careful work on the things you like to listen to.
RADIOS / RECORD PLAYERS / RECEIVERS

The radio from the kitchen shelf. The turntable that hasn’t turned in years. We clean, diagnose and repair the pieces you want to hear again.

A slipping belt, a worn needle, a crackle that wasn’t there before. Tell us what you’ve noticed. We explain the work and the price before going ahead.

Take a look at the repair list

Tube radios

Assessment, cleaning and repairs for table radios and smaller wooden sets.

Turntables

Belts, needles, cleaning and adjustments to get the record moving properly.

Old receivers

Control cleaning and repair for stereo receivers with a missing channel or unwanted noise.

The December gift deadline

A little planning.
A better surprise.

December 1

For a hoped-for December 19, 2026 pickup, arrange drop-off by November 24 and approve the estimate by December 1. Tell us it’s a gift when you request a repair.

Parts and the condition of the unit decide what is possible. We confirm whether the timing looks workable after assessment; the cutoff is not a promise of completion.

What’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.

Request a repair