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This was a good find for me. After attempts at trying others, And not being satisfied. I happened upon Ramon at Electronic Engineers. I like Vintage Stereo Products and need a place for my items when problems arise. I’m waiting for recapping of my 2nd Pioneer Amp. Other shops made excuses of a recap job, Not having the time. Turn around was less than 2 weeks on a Pioneer 9500 ll. Sounds excellent. I’m extremely happy. I’m giving my oldest friend the Pioneer 8500 when service is completed. Of course, I have to give it a listen, before saying goodbye. Having other vintage Pioneer items. It’s nice to know a place to go when a problem comes up.

Wow….. Picked up the second Pioneer amp. The SA 8500. The better it sounds with each time I turn it on. I should be kicking myself in giving my buddy this amp. But I have the SA 9500 ‘ll. It’ll make things easier tho, I’ll get a chance to see it when at his house. Trust me the smile I’ll see when he does all the pull ins and flips the On switch. ROMAN THANKS FOR A JOB WELL DONE. OH, SORRY. MAKE THAT 2 JOBS, WELL DONE. again Thank you.

Electronic Engineers (“EE”) diagnosed & repaired a subtle (& recently not so subtle) problem on my Audio Research vacuum tube preamp which not even the factory could figure out in a prior service. The cost was reasonable and the work excellent.

Furthermore, I found Roman to be very amicable and pleasant.

Looking around the place is fun. EE had one of the McIntosh tube amp models which was used in the Grateful Dead’s famous “wall of sound” rig in the shop when I was there. EE works on a lot of delicate, high end vintage and modern gear to great results.

The fully operational dot matrix receipt printers, complete with feeder paper, are fun to watch & hear operate.

Highly recommended.

I purchased an old McIntosh amplifier from eBay. Many of the lights would not illuminate, so I bought a package of led bulbs to bring it to the local audio repair shop. My OCD kicked in and you’d swear I was trying to disarm a bomb! I brought it to Roman at Electronic Engineers Thursday 20 minutes before closing. Roman took me back and showed me some of his handy work. Roman called me Saturday at approximately 11:00am to tell me it was ready to go. It looks and sounds great!! I was desperate, so I went in with a good attitude and it must have worked! I will bring my equipment back, if I need help. I promise no more soldering irons for me.