Component-level diagnosis and repair for vintage and modern electronics. A Fender Rhodes in a tray of parts doesn't scare us. A Korg DW-8000 with a dead DCO board? We have the documentation, the components, and the patience. We're always transparent about what it costs and what it takes — before we start a single repair.
Written assessment before any work. No surprises.
Every component listed, sourced, priced. You approve.
If the same fault returns, we fix it free.
One of the great electromechanical keyboards, and one of the most satisfying to restore correctly. Whether it arrived as a box of loose tines, corroded pickup rails, and worn hammers — or just needs voicing and a preamp recap — we document every step and return it sounding the way it should. We source original-spec or quality modern equivalents for everything.
From the AC15 to the AC30, Vox amplifiers have a sound that cannot be replicated — only maintained. Caps leak, tubes drift, transformers fail, and decades of gigging take their toll. We restore Vox amps to correct operating specs with quality components, proper bias procedure, and a final listen to make sure it sounds right — not just measures right.
The best-selling synthesizer of all time, and forty years later still worth restoring. Failed battery backup losing all patches, dead voice chips, corroded key contacts, degraded LCD — we've worked on enough DX7s, DX5s, and TX7 modules to know every failure mode cold. We source replacement voice ICs, proper lithium batteries, and compatible displays. Your patches can be recovered.
The Korg DW-8000 — hybrid digital/analog, 1985 — can arrive in genuinely terrifying condition. Dead DCO boards, corroded ICs, failing sliders, battery-corrupted memory, a chassis assembled from an ice-cube tray of parts. We keep component-level service documentation for the DW-8000, Poly-800, Polysix, Mono/Poly, and other classic Korg boards. We've put them all back together and made them play again.
From RCA Victors to Fisher receivers, vintage tube equipment deserves careful restoration. Electrolytics dry out, tubes drift, selenium rectifiers become fire hazards. We replace hazardous components first, then work systematically through the circuit with period-correct or equivalent modern components, returning a safe and accurate radio or amplifier.
Tektronix scopes, HP signal generators, vintage Fluke meters — these instruments earned their reputation and often outperform modern budget equipment. We restore and calibrate vintage test gear: failed electrolytics, dead CRT deflection circuits, broken probes, and proper calibration against known standards. Keep your vintage Tek 465 running — it's worth it.
Charging ports, DC jacks, keyboards, screens, liquid damage, SSD upgrades and data recovery.
Screen replacement, batteries, charge ports, speaker and microphone issues, water damage treatment.
Mixers, audio interfaces, headphone amps, powered speakers, DAC/ADC issues, phantom power circuits.
ATX PSU repair, DC bench supply service, switch-mode fault diagnosis, UPS battery replacement.
Component-level fault diagnosis, micro-soldering, trace repair, BGA rework, firmware recovery.
Multimeter calibration, oscilloscope service, LCR meter repair, function generator service.
You describe the problem (or bring it in). We give you an honest initial read — no charge.
Before any work begins: a written report of what's wrong, every part needed, source, and price.
Work doesn't start until you sign off. Not proceeding? You pay only the diagnosis fee (waived if you go ahead).
We document what was replaced and why. You receive a complete service record.
Every repair is covered for 90 days. Same fault returns? We fix it free.
Tell us what you have, what's wrong, and how it arrived. Photos of the board, chassis, or damage are extremely helpful. We'll respond with an honest estimate, usually same-day.
We stock capacitors, transistors, ICs, potentiometers, switches, and connectors. If it was made before 2000, we've probably got the equivalent — or we can source it.