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’d be happy to. Keep in mind that our booking status table, on the contact page, has booking statuses for different job types and suggested checkback dates to make things as easy as possible for potential customers. That said, if we’re fully booked and you can’t wait for a booking, get in touch. If we […]
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Often they are not, from an economic standpoint anyway. Double Trouble Dual or double-cassette decks have two cassette bays instead of the one more commonly found with better cassette decks. It’s important to note that dual cassette decks were the cheapest cassette decks of their time. Long-term usage and serviceability were not high on the
Yes, we do. Some of Perth’s most highly regarded hi-fi stores direct customers to us and use Liquid Audio for their customers’ service and repair work. As an independent repairer, a large portion of our work is a result of direct customer engagement, but helping local businesses is very satisfying and something I’m proud to
If you are going to get a belt, a critically important part of how your turntable runs, at least get a good one. How will you know if you’re getting a cheap turntable drive belt or a quality belt of the correct size or not? Well, if it’s very cheap, that probably answers your question!
Because I trust my customers. Everything is upfront and transparent with Liquid Audio and as a result, we attract great customers who appreciate our ethical, professional operation. I don’t need to ask people to make upfront payments because they know we undertake work in good faith and I trust them to collect and pay for
No, this is not a service we offer. Many older service manuals are available online, and you don’t need my help to obtain them. Much of my service data, however, comes directly from manufacturers, distributors and other specialist sources and is unobtainable in any other way. Service data is intended for technicians only and is
No, almost all rare transistor types on eBay are fakes. The TLDR is that some parts are no longer available and that’s a certainty. If unavailable parts suddenly appear on eBay or other places selling to the general public, often in mainland China, walk away, unless you like throwing money away. This point about retailers
