Hi-fi and amplifier repair

We repair and service amplifiers, receivers, speakers and other hi-fi equipment, from recent systems to vintage gear from the 70s and 80s. The work goes right down to component level.

Behind the bench is more than 20 years of experience with electronics and audio. You get the price for diagnostics and repair before we start.

Technician repairing audio equipment with a precision tool

What we repair

Diagnostics

We find the fault and give you a fixed price for the repair.

Amplifier service

Cleaning pots and switches, checking bias and DC offset, and new capacitors where needed.

Hum, hiss and crackle

Crackling when you turn the volume, or hum and hiss that wasn't there before.

Sound in one channel only

Often a relay, a switch or an output transistor. Usually repairable.

Speakers

New surrounds on woofers, faulty tweeters and crossovers.

Vintage and restoration

Older receivers and amplifiers from brands like Technics, Marantz, Pioneer and Yamaha.

Why an old amplifier is worth saving

Many amplifiers from the 70s and 80s were built to a standard that is hard to find at the same price today. Typical faults like a crackling volume pot, a clicking relay or sound on only one side can usually be repaired.

After a proper service with cleaning, adjustment and new capacitors where needed, they can run for many more years.

How it works

  1. Tell us what's wrongCall, message or use the form with the model and a short description.
  2. Get a fixed priceWe come back with a price and a timeframe. Say yes and we get going.
  3. 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 Hi-fi and amplifiers

Which brands do you repair?

Most. We regularly work on Technics, Marantz, Pioneer, Yamaha, Denon, Rotel, NAD and Sony, and we're happy to look at less common brands.

Do I need to bring the whole system?

No, just the unit with the fault. Describe it as precisely as you can, for example whether it's there all the time or only once the unit has warmed up.

How long does an amplifier repair take?

Usually 1-2 weeks, because parts for older equipment often have to be ordered in. You get a timeframe with the price.

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