Frequently asked questions about Liquid Audio, how we operate and our key points of difference compared to other electronics repairers.
A few reasons I think, but I’m told that our reputation for integrity, professionalism and our trusted approach play a significant part. The short answer: Liquid Audio is an ethical, specialist small business, preserving classic hi-fi stereo equipment, in an industry of ‘recappers’, shotgun parts replacers and too few passionate and genuinely respected technicians. For […]
Generally not. That being said, every case is unique, and there is some room to move with equipment people are seriously considering purchasing, where an in-home audition is important and where payment is made upfront.
Do you offer in-home auditions on equipment for sale? Read More »
As a general principle, yes, of course you can. I’m never worried about equipment having been looked at by others, only about whether others have damaged it. Unfortunately, certain individuals are known to do such poor work so regularly that I may decline to work on equipment they’ve touched. This can be most easily established
Can I bring my equipment to Liquid Audio if it’s already been to other repairers? Read More »
Yes, I’m always happy to assist advice-seekers. We have an advisory service specifically for these sorts of scenarios where people want expert advice. Just select a consult that best suits your enquiry and complete the contact form with your questions!
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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
