In most cases, yes, but it comes down to whether your equipment has been damaged, and if it has, how badly. Unfortunately, certain repairers do such poor work that I may decline to look at the equipment they’ve touched. Why? Because the damage inflicted by certain individuals often renders further work difficult, not viable or […]

We care for discrete hi-fi stereo equipment, the kind you find in good hi-fi stores. This includes quality Australasian, European, Japanese and North American discrete (non-integrated) hi-fi stereo (two channel) equipment including integrated amplifiers, phono preamps, preamplifiers & power amplifiers, single cassette decks, CD players, DACs, receivers, tuners, some shortwave radios and turntables manufactured from

Because anything else involves guesswork based on incomplete information and that’s not how we gained the trust and respect of the hi-fi community. I’m immensely proud of our reputation and the trust people have for Liquid Audio, but it’s no accident. Diagnosing what a piece of equipment needs is part of our process and creates

No, we don’t operate a retail store or sell service parts like belts, integrated circuits, and capacitors directly to the public. We do however stock thousands of electronic parts, belts, cartridges, headshells and turntable mats. We fit these parts as needed when you book your equipment in for service, repair or improvement.

We generally avoid equipment in poor physical condition, damaged by other repairers, heavily modified or equipment that isn’t serviceable. Don’t get me wrong, the challenging jobs can be very rewarding, but we’re not interested in trying to make a silk purse from a sow’s ear or charging you for trying to. These days we filter