Most all components can be repaired by a good tech unless a part is no longer available like a CD laser. My friend fixes components for local audio shops here in New Jersey without any real issues.
Servicing amplifiers from very small companies?
A lot of us buy amps/preamps from what are virtually one-person operations. In general, can these be serviced if the company shuts down? How easy is it for a skilled service shop to deal with a unit with which they are not familiar, even assuming all the parts are available (and is even this a good assumption?).
(I don't even want to ask about speakers or CD players/transports, as I don't think the prospects are good in those areas, but I was hoping prospects were brighter with electronics with no moving parts.)
I know this question has come up with Shindo in relation to parts, but I thought I would expand it.
(I don't even want to ask about speakers or CD players/transports, as I don't think the prospects are good in those areas, but I was hoping prospects were brighter with electronics with no moving parts.)
I know this question has come up with Shindo in relation to parts, but I thought I would expand it.
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