Repairs and restorations on vintage audio amplifiers and receivers. Custom Magnavox tube amplifiers. Tube testing. Speaker re-foam and cloth replacement.

It depends on the job. Repairs are typically done on an hourly rate. Recaps and restorations are flat rate, depending on the scope of work that you’d like done. I try to be as upfront with my pricing as possible but sometimes it’s hard to give you a quote until I isolate the issue.

Currently, I’m on a several weeks backlog before I can take on new work. Timelines after that depend on the scope of work needed.

Yes, I have most components needed for vintage audio repair in stock, as well as recap/rebuild kits for many units. I can also put together custom kits for you. While the store is being built out, you can find parts at https://www.ebay.com/str/clashcityaudio

No. I choose to not maintain a storefront for several reasons. Many storefront shops have to do a large volume in business to maintain the location including rent, utilities, salaries and the like. To afford this requires them to do high-turnover work. I prefer to take my time with your unit and really dig into it in a way which would not be economically feasible for a storefront.

Because I offer a boutique level of service that most traditional shops don’t offer. When you bring your “baby” to me, I take my time to speak with you, understand your needs and wants and tailor a service package that makes sense for you. As a vintage audio lover, myself I understand the deep trust that goes into trusting someone with your gear and I work to honor that every day.

Yes! I purchase vintage audio equipment, any condition. I also purchase tubes. I pay fair prices in cash, drop me a line in the contact section with what you have to sell and let’s make a deal!