Only as much as necessary to carefully complete the work you’ve asked us to do, and no more.

Liquid Audio specialises in preserving and rejuvenating classic hi-fi stereo equipment and delivers exceptional service, results and value. We’re thrilled to assist customers from around Australia and beyond and honoured that the hi-fi community trusts Liquid Audio.

Pricing

Sensible pricing and a professional approach mean we cater for a wide range of customers and equipment.

Estimates can be provided upon diagnosis of faults and assessment of scope of work—more in this FAQ.

Service and repair work falling within a 3-hour window (4 hours for complex pieces) generally proceeds automatically, minimising interruptions and streamlining the completion of routine maintenance.

Customers may set budgetary limits before the commencement of work.

Country, interstate and overseas customers should view these additional considerations.

Note: All work is billable, regardless of type or outcome.

Quality

Our reputation for excellence, hard work, original thinking and professionalism is respected by customers and visitors worldwide. Those looking for a ‘cut-price, cut-corners’ approach won’t find it here, though such businesses sadly exist, delivering poor workmanship, ‘Swell-Long’ capacitors, devalued or destroyed equipment and court cases. Reviews, business name changes and court records tell the story; buyer beware.

Mike … you, of course, are a gem. We are so lucky to have someone as passionate, intelligent, ethical and hardworking in little ol’ Perth.

David H

We take our goal of preserving hi-fi equipment seriously. We only charge what is required to do a job carefully and to the highest standards, adding value to cherished equipment and delivering the best results for our customers. If our approach resonates with you, don’t hesitate to get in touch.

More

Check out these related FAQs:

• The six steps to fault finding and repair
• Estimates vs quotes and why they are important
• How much will my high-end amplifier repair cost?
• Why some equipment shouldn’t be repaired
• Why are we often fully booked?