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Adcom 5800 bias and DC balance repair help in Pittsburgh area?

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strlok:

--- Quote from: vpgh on November 09, 2020, 09:48:12 PM ---You can call to Galaxie Electronics @ Murray/Sq. Hills.

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Thanks for the recommendation. Can you tell me more about Galaxie Electronics? Are they experts at repairing old Adcoms?

strlok:
Ooof I'm dumb. Looking through your post history looks like you run Galaxie. 8)

Sorry about that. I will give you a call ASAP (looks like Thursday is when you open back up shop at 10am).

Thank you for responding.

Sir Thrift-a-Lot:

--- Quote from: strlok on November 09, 2020, 10:54:36 PM ---Ooof I'm dumb. Looking through your post history looks like you run Galaxie. 8)



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You're not as dumb as me.   I didn't realize that.

MacGeek:
I am not sure about Adcom, but Galaxy is good at vintage hi-fi, IMO.  My experience suggests they are fair and stand behind their work.  I last talked to Vince a couple of months ago and hours of operation have been restricted, due to COVID.  I suggest talking to them before taking your gear for service.

By the way, Vince told me he does not like working on surface soldered circuitry or subwoofers.

scorpio333:

--- Quote from: strlok on November 09, 2020, 10:54:36 PM ---Ooof I'm dumb. Looking through your post history looks like you run Galaxie. 8)

Sorry about that. I will give you a call ASAP (looks like Thursday is when you open back up shop at 10am).

Thank you for responding.

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I'm fairly certain vpgh and Vince from Galaxie are NOT related in any way...or did I miss something???

Vince from Galaxie is more old school, he doesn't like the newer integrated chip "black face crap". Regardless, shoot him a call and be patient, last I heard he was knee deep with no end in sight.

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