Unfortunately, it’s generally not viable for small, specialist businesses like Liquid Audio to maintain waitlists. There are a few reasons for this, but essentially, I’m one person with hundreds of new and returning customers, each with unique equipment and requirements. I work on unique equipment and faults, using component-level troubleshooting and repair, which makes completion […]

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,

No, all customers and equipment are treated equally here, with the only exceptions being some commercial jobs, and they don’t pay more. I’ve been asked this a few times, with the imputation that these people would like to push their way to the front of my customer queue. I can must assume it’s worked before