Diagnostics
We find the fault and give you a fixed price for the repair.
DJ equipment repair
We repair DJ mixers, CDJ and media players, controllers and turntables. Crackling faders, unresponsive jog wheels, loose sockets and hum on the outputs are the most common faults.
We DJ ourselves, so we know the gear from both sides of the mixer, and we know what it means when it fails before a booking.
What we repair
Channel faders and crossfaders
Crackle, drop-outs or sound that jumps when the fader moves.
Jog wheels and buttons
Jog wheels that don't respond and buttons that need a hard press.
Sockets and outputs
Loose RCA and XLR sockets, hum and drop-outs on the master or booth output.
Turntables
Servicing of decks like the Technics SL-1200: pitch, tonearm, motor and RCA cables.
Drives and USB
Drives that won't read and USB ports that don't recognise your stick.
Ready for your next gig
A broken mixer or player can mean a cancelled booking. Tell us when you need the gear back and we'll do what we can to make it. If we can't, we'll say so straight away so you have time to sort an alternative.
We always try the cheapest fix first, such as cleaning a fader before replacing it.
How it works
- Tell us what's wrongCall, message or use the form with the model and a short description.
- Get a fixed priceWe come back with a price and a timeframe. Say yes and we get going.
- Collect your deviceWe let you know when it's ready. You keep your legal right to claim on the repair for up to 3 years.
Questions about DJ equipment
Do you repair Pioneer DJ CDJs and DJMs?
Yes. Pioneer DJ is the most common gear in clubs and it's what we see most. We also repair most other brands.
What about controllers?
Yes, most DJ controllers. Send us the model and the fault and we'll tell you whether the part is available and what it costs.
Can a fader be cleaned instead of replaced?
Sometimes. Cleaning can help with light crackle, but a worn fader needs replacing. We try the cheapest option first when it makes sense.