Frequently asked questions about general hi-fi stuff including various types of equipment, technical concepts and advice for getting the best results.
Ah, noooo, but thanks for asking…?! I’m often asked this question, the basic query being: do I want to pay retail prices or more, for someone’s hi-fi equipment? Hey, my car is worth 10 grand, it’s not been professionally inspected, valued, has no service history, and I live in another state, but would you pay […]
Mike, do you want to pay more than retail for my hi-fi equipment? Read More »
No, of course not. I’m not leading anything or anyone; I do my own thing and run my small business in my own unique way. It so happens that this approach is popular with intelligent customers, and the polar opposite of that which leads to ruined equipment and court cases. I was also fortunate to
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Certainly, if bookings are available simply fill out the contact form and request an assessment/valuation! Check our booking status table and contact us via the contact page. Note that I can’t offer a valuation on equipment I have not carefully inspected and tested in the workshop. A thorough (ie proper) assessment and valuation helps sellers
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, but this is typical of comments people find online. NOTE: DIY electronic equipment repair attempts generally significantly increase the risk of damage, introduction of additional faults and electrocution. Stay safe and if in doubt, take your equipment to a professional. Dunning-Kruger The Dunning-Kruger effect is where people significantly overrate their knowledge of topics they’ve
