What equipment don’t you work on?
Broadly, we don’t work on anything that is NOT considered discrete hi-fi stereo equipment, plus a range of lower-grade gear
Frequently asked questions about vintage vs modern hi-fi equipment and why older gear is often more desirable, more reliable and sounds as good or better!
Broadly, we don’t work on anything that is NOT considered discrete hi-fi stereo equipment, plus a range of lower-grade gear
Generally no, unless you can have equipment inspected and you understand that PayPal offers no buyer protection on Gumtree. You
Do you mean those ‘affordable’ modern phono preamplifiers that cost $1000 or more, contain about $50 worth of parts if
Mike, what do you think of affordable, modern phono preamplifiers? Read More »
Great value for money, but not as good as some would have you believe, and not well-suited to many tonearms.
Either a good step-up transformer or a really good active gain stage. There is no one best phono preamplifier, but
No, almost all rare transistor types on eBay are fakes. The TLDR is that some parts are no longer available
Yes, transistors can be replaced in almost all cases, with excellent results when appropriate replacements are used. Part of the
Can transistors in my vintage amplifier be replaced? Read More »
There is some risk associated with buying anything, whether old or new. I would argue that it can be even
Many of the all-time great cartridges hail from the golden era of analog, so yes, the right carts are absolutely
You bet, there are some awesome second-hand bargains to be had! Sadly though, the golden days of $1, $2 and
We put men on the Moon in 1969, nearly 60 years ago. Three key points here: Take a moment to
How can vintage audio gear and formats sound so good? Read More »
Assuming you have around $1000 to spend, this gets you a far better vintage turntable than a new one, assuming