Home stereo repair shop

[Jcann]

Here's his card. The neighborhood is sketch so carry is recommended View attachment 363719

Thanks Clay

 

[dlbleak]

You could always go talk to this guy. Really great guy, I forget his name. He’s friends with my neighbor. Specializes in audio equipment in his shop. I figure he would know someone.

D & P Pawn
(405) 946-2221
https://maps.app.goo.gl/TwxGwKAYthQCXn2R9?g_st=ic

Bought a few interesting guns and knives from him over the years. It’s one of my regular stops. He has lots of sound equipment and instruments too. I’m always on the lookout for vintage drums for my brother.

 

[TerryMiller]

Pioneer? Probably little but I could be wrong. I liked pioneer but...
Harmon Kardon in the 90s was the top of the line. I was lucky to get one for around $700. 200 watts per channel. Its ridiculously clear and loud.
Had the cops called on me more than once for loud music in a closed up house, pictures would fall off the wall. Combined with my infinity SM 125 speakers. I love good clear loud music but I can only turn this thing up about 1/3 volume. LOL

A good reason I have hearing losses.... ugh

Don't know about the Harmon Kardon, but McIntosh was also a top of the line manufacturer of component stereo receivers.

Looks like they may still be in business, but I don't know where one could buy equipment locally, if at all.

McIntosh Home Audio Systems

 

[Snattlerake]

Don't know about the Harmon Kardon, but McIntosh was also a top of the line manufacturer of component stereo receivers.

Looks like they may still be in business, but I don't know where one could buy equipment locally, if at all.

McIntosh Home Audio Systems

At JB's last week, I saw MacIntosh equipment used for $2K+ each. You gots the itch he has the scratch.

 

[CHenry]

Still in business?

As far as I know, he was more of a hobby business out of his home shop. Maybe retired and still making a llittle extra money doing what hes good at? He wasnt any older than me I dont think.
It was just 12 - 18 months ago IIRC, that I went to see him for my audio repair needs. During the end of the Pandemic I think, so he may have been working from his house for that reason

 

[Jason Freeland]

Don't know about the Harmon Kardon, but McIntosh was also a top of the line manufacturer of component stereo receivers.

Looks like they may still be in business, but I don't know where one could buy equipment locally, if at all.

McIntosh Home Audio Systems

McIntosh used to be sold by Contemporary Sounds, which is now Select Systems. Don't know if they still carry them or not.

Select Systems

 

[Bocephus123]

McIntosh used to be sold by Contemporary Sounds, which is now Select Systems. Don't know if they still carry them or not.

Select Systems

Another super brand i only dreamed about

 

[Jason Freeland]

Another super brand i only dreamed about

Yep, I spent a lot of time in that shop, listening, looking and drooling.

 

[Snattlerake]

I have a lot of 70s stereo stuff but the components are slowly dying and need capped. I can and used to do it but I don't want to go through the hassle. Fisher, Marantz, Pioneer, Harmon Kardon, Techinics (3), BSR, Sony (3), and an old Realistic STA

 

[Jcann]

8612 W Reno. Saw it the other day.
They were the Sony repair shop back in the day on 36th street. Replaced a flyback transformer on my TV.

Well, this place doesn’t work on stereo’s