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HELP - Repair recommendation in the Ozarks ...

rDDeff

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does anybody know of a reputable repair person in the arkansas area im in the ozarks any info would be greatly appreciated
 
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does anybody know of a reputable repair person in the arkansas area im in the ozarks any info would be greatly appreciated
I don't know one in Arkansas, but in Wyoming. This gentleman I have used often he does an outstanding job, quick in turn-around, reasonable in cost, and ships reliably packaged. If you like I can give you his contact information. Message me here if you like.
 
NE Oklahoma, Tulsa area, has a couple of really good techs that I could recommend. But, they're very busy, and a quick turn-around is definitely off the table. If time isn't a factor, they both do very good work.
 
Depending on what you’re looking to rep you may consider shipping. If unable to pack well enough then a drive is your best option.
 
NE Oklahoma, Tulsa area, has a couple of really good techs that I could recommend. But, they're very busy, and a quick turn-around is definitely off the table. If time isn't a factor, they both do very good work.
many moons seems to be a better than most type of shop they are about 3.5 hours away do you know of any other shops i appreciate any info
 
As mentioned, knowing what you need fixed could help find the right tech.

Some folks here do repairs, but shipping might be the only way to find the right tech.
 
My advice is to not just look up established businesses, but see what you can find on other less well traveled paths. The guy who's done some work for me with home audio gear and for other friends of mine with instrument amps and such, is a great tech, very reasonable and very honest, who works out of his house and gets business only by a Craigslist ad that he keeps posting and by word of mouth. Dealing with anyone who works out of their home and only advertises on CL is, to be fair, a bit of a gamble, but it may be a gamble that pays off. I would take a lesser important piece to a place like this first and if they fix it properly, for a reasonable cost, with a reasonable turnaround, then you'll probably be fine taking other gear to the same tech..
 
Maybe if you could share what piece of gear you need help with, you could either go to the appropriate forum or have a mod move your inquiry there... so you could get help.


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many moons seems to be a better than most
Many Moons Audio, Claremore, OK has slowed down incoming gear according to a friend in Broken Arrow that has had him fix a few pieces. Best to contact the business to learn current situation.
 
There is Stage Audio Electronics on Main Street in North Little Rock, Durhams Electronics on Rodney Parham in Little Rock, and Lin's TV Services on Market St in Little Rock.
All three have good Google reviews.
Lin's has been around forever. They repaired an old Pioneer stereo receiver for me about 50 years ago. Seriously, that long ago and still around.
I've never had any contact with Durhams.
Stage Audio has done a couple things for me and appear fair and honest.
 
If you're still looking, Many Moons would also be my recommendation. Paul has reworked a few pieces for me, but his backlog is unreal. I'll see about another tech I've used in Tulsa, who is also very good. Last I heard, his turn-around time was much better than Many Moons, though still not exactly quick.
 
I have a piece at Many Moons Audio. Been there almost a year now and have not heard a peep when its going to get done. Won’t answer my emails either...
 
my luxman r1120 blowing fuse as soon as i turn on and my 2325 plays fine but was thinking about a recap appreciate any opinions
 
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