Frequently asked questions about amplifiers and speakers, how to pair them, advantages and disadvantages of each type, etc
Certainly, if bookings are available simply fill out the contact form and request an assessment/valuation! Check our booking status table and contact us via the contact page. Note that I can’t offer a valuation on equipment I have not carefully inspected and tested in the workshop. A thorough (ie proper) assessment and valuation helps sellers […]
Amplification is the heart of any system and to improve it, I suggest you focus on three main areas. These can be broadly grouped into: 1) reducing integration, 2) obtaining better-engineered/built equipment, and 3), getting better bang-per-buck, meaning pre-owned, older equipment. Let’s examine each of these in turn. Integration Integration refers to how many functions
I’d be happy to provide an estimate once we’ve diagnosed the fault/s and determined what remedial work will be needed. That will, of course, require a careful and detailed inspection of your equipment, and avoid any unhelpful guesswork. Assessment Electronic equipment failures are typically ‘black box’ scenarios, meaning there are usually no obvious visual signs
My high-end amplifier has failed, how much will repairs cost? Read More »
In some cases, yes and I’m happy to fit these things, but people are often surprised to learn that, from a technical perspective, there is much more to this. Many of these topics are plagued by misinformation and pseudoscience. Certain “improvements” are not actually improvements at all, and in some cases are retrograde moves. No
Do you recommend new speaker terminals, RCA connectors and detachable mains cables? Read More »
I suggest avoiding equipment in poor condition, as a general rule. My recommendation is always to buy the very best example of the equipment you are looking for, in the best condition, with the best service history, and a recent inspection and condition assessment, if possible. Everyone wants a bargain, and buying equipment in poor
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