Frequently asked questions about the service and repair of hi-fi electronics, vintage hi-fi gear, how and when repairs are viable, warranty etc.
I try to provide a balance of general and technical details in my articles. Most people want broad brush strokes, including some history and ‘how does it sound?’ type stuff. Competitors appreciate when I include technical details and proprietary stuff, though. For this reason, I give a little bit of everything, without too much of […]
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The FAQs save everyone time, by addressing questions I’m most commonly asked. Honestly, there are questions I’ve probably been asked hundreds of times now over the last 10+ years. Answering commonly asked questions like these takes a chunk of time and, without a good alternative, I’d almost never get any work done! I write each
No. Let’s dig into this. I’ll cut to the chase: people don’t know what they don’t know. As long as expert sources of information and professionals are sought when needed, this generally isn’t a problem, but often, they aren’t. With that in mind, I’m going to help with this one, but before we proceed, note
Only what is necessary to carefully complete the work you’ve asked us to do, and no more. Liquid Audio has quietly become one of Australia’s most trusted specialists, delivering class-leading service, professionalism, results and value. We are relied upon by some of Perth’s best hi-fi retailers and Australia’s best equipment owners! We hope to assist
Of course! When you run a business like mine, the reputation I’ve built based on care and attention to detail is no accident. Listening to every piece is an essential part of quality control and whilst some don’t, I do.
Unfortunately, I’ve not found it viable to maintain a waitlist. This doesn’t only apply to my business, either; very few owner-operator businesses involved with specialised work with variable timeframes keep waitlists. There is one of me, and many hundreds of new and returning customers, each with unique equipment and requirements, making completion times variable/uncertain and
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To clarify: I don’t like working on equipment that others have ruined, sadly, a relatively common scenario. In a nutshell, I don’t enjoy cleaning up messes created by others, hospital handpasses, as they are called in footy. The best scenario is hi-fi equipment that is unmolested, perhaps dirty or even broken, but in otherwise good,
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