Component-level repair in Longmont: we find the failing part instead of swapping the board, and you approve the price before any work starts.
Diagnosis is $49, and it is free when you approve the repair. Flat rates, quoted before we start, no hourly meter.
Vintage audio and music gear are what we are known for: turntables, tube amps, and the electronics most shops will not open up.
Audio or electronics, same form. We read every one.
Vintage audio · Music gear · Turntables · Tube amps · Computers · Laptops · Phones · Tablets · Consoles · TVs · Printers
(720) 964-0064call, answered 24/7Rather text? (720) 964-0064 reaches the shop and we get back to you.
Prefer email? Write to the shop and you get an answer.
Every repair is done by hand at this bench. Call any hour and you get an answer, quotes come from the posted flat rates, and every repair gets a ticket number you can check any time.
One flat yearly price for the everyday stuff: free diagnostics, covered cleanups and tune-ups, front of the line, and 15% off everything else. Founding rate for the first 10 members: you help a new local shop get off the ground, and that rate stays locked while you keep it.
$99a year, founding rate for the first 10 members, then $149
See what's coveredComponent-level repair, restoration, and upgrades for the gear that matters. Marantz. McIntosh. Krell. Luxman. Accuphase. Pass Labs. And every brand that deserves a real tech, not a parts swapper.
Guitar and bass amps, pedals and effects, mixers, keyboards and synths, studio monitors, PA. Tube or solid state, fixed at the component level on the same bench as the hi-fi. Most shops won't touch amp work at all; ours is the same bench, same 90-day warranty.
Beyond repairs: make your gear sound better than it ever did.
Quality caps tighten bass and open up detail.
NOS and premium output/driver tubes.
Fresh film caps and air-core inductors.
Factory-spec bias and DC-offset correction.
Cartridge, tonearm, platter, bearing work.
Detachable cable, balanced re-cable, earpads.
Regulation and beefier rails on amps & DACs.
LED lamps, Bluetooth inputs, safety upgrades.
Flat rate for common services. Custom or large-scale work is quoted after bench diagnosis; you approve before anything starts.
Find out what is wrong, straight. Free when you approve the repair. The $49 applies only if you decline a fixable repair.
Tube testing, bias setup, cleanup, and fresh output/driver tubes if needed.
Cartridge install, bearing service, speed calibration, and tonearm setup.
Replace aging electrolytic and coupling caps with quality parts. Tightens bass, opens detail.
Fresh film caps and air-core inductors. Restores original speaker voicing.
Digital audio repair: power supplies, output stages, USB interfaces.
Detachable cable, balanced re-cable, earpad upgrades, driver tuning.
LED lamps, Bluetooth inputs, safety upgrades. Keep the look, add modern convenience.
Too heavy to bring in? We pick it up at your door and bring it back fixed. $20 round trip in Longmont, or $50 with full disconnect and re-install, verified playing before we leave. Nearby towns +$10, farther quoted.
Hall-effect stick upgrades that end drift, stick/button/trigger repair, retro pad rebuilds, Bluetooth pad mods. Service deep dive →
Foam surround replacement on vintage drivers, honest driver diagnosis, passive crossover work. Service deep dive →
SL-1200-class pitch and mechanism care, full setup and calibration beyond the flat-rate service above. Service deep dive →
Belts, heads, transports, azimuth; electronics and meters. Mechanism-heavy audio is real work on this bench. Service deep dive →
Bluetooth kits inside vintage radios and boomboxes; stock look and tuner kept, safety checked first. Battery kits vary by chassis. Service deep dive →
No hourly meter. No hidden fees. You approve the price before any work starts.
We diagnose down to the transistor. Logic boards, micro-soldering, consoles, TVs, automotive, plus thermal overhauls: fresh paste, clean heatsinks, quiet fans. If it's broken, we can probably fix it.
You approve the price before any work starts. These are the everyday jobs with a set price; bigger or custom work is quoted up front.
Pay one flat yearly price instead of an invoice every time. The first 10 members help a new local shop get off the ground; their founding rate is locked in for as long as they stay.
The whole everyday list, covered. Best Buy's Total membership is $199.99 a year and you are a ticket number. This is a local bench, your name on the device, and the same tech every time.
Parts are never covered. Board-level repair, audio restoration and in-home work stay discounted, never free. Up to 10 devices per household. You can cancel any time from your member link.
Flat rate, per job. The diagnosis is free when you approve the repair.
Find out what is wrong and tell you straight. Free when you approve the repair. The $49 applies only if you decline a fixable repair.
Computer slow or acting up? Cleanup, junk and virus removal, updates, and a backup of your files.
Junk, spyware, and viruses cleaned out so your machine is safe again. Included with a tune-up; priced standalone when that is all you need.
Photos, documents, and files off a drive that still reads, copied to your own media. Dead, clicking, or physically failed drives go to a specialist lab; we won't risk your data.
No hourly meter. No hidden fees. You approve the price before any work starts.
TVs, monitors, printers, and office gear: if it has a circuit board, we find the failing component instead of swapping the whole thing. Every job starts with the diagnosis; free when you approve the repair.
Backlight, power board, and panel faults on flat-panel TVs. We tell you straight if it is not worth fixing, and for most small TVs it is not.
Dead backlight, power faults, and connection issues on desktop monitors.
Paper jams, rollers, error codes, and driver hell: the office gear everyone hates, fixed flat-rate.
Appliances, small electronics, power tools: if it is repairable, we find the failing part and name it before any work starts.
If it has a board, bring it. We find the failing component and name it before any work starts. Board-level details below ↓
Flat labor. We quote the parts up front and tell you the total before any work starts.
Swap the old drive for a solid-state drive and make an older machine feel new again. Your files come along.
More memory installed and tested, so tabs, apps, and big files stop grinding your machine down.
New computer, first computer, or switching? Set up, files moved over, and everything working before you take it home.
Can't or don't want to haul it? We come get it, fix it, and bring it back. Any gear from our flat-rate menus: receivers, towers, printers, turntables, the awkward stuff. Very heavy pieces just need someone home to help lift.
We pick up the gear at your door, it goes to the bench, and it comes back when the work is done. The repair is priced from the flat-rate menu like any job.
Everything in Pickup & return, plus we disconnect it right (wiring photographed) and hook it all back up on return, verified working before we leave.
Longmont flat. Nearby towns +$10. Farther out, quoted before you commit. The repair itself is priced from the flat-rate menu, and you approve it before any work starts.
Flat labor, plus the part quoted up front.
iPhone, Samsung, Pixel, iPad.
Phone/tablet not holding charge.
Loose/intermittent port.
Front/rear camera.
Muffled speaker/dead mic.
Phone took a swim.
No guesswork. Every phone repair starts with a diagnosis. Get a quote →
PS5, Xbox, Switch, and retro consoles. Bring your own parts and we install at a flat rate, or we supply them and quote after we look.
PS5/Xbox HDMI port replacement.
Won't read/eject discs.
Console deep clean + repaste.
No power/intermittent.
Stick drift/buttons/triggers.
NES,SNES,Genesis,N64,GameCube.
Bring your own screen kit and shell and we do the install. Screen install from $95; a full mod (screen, shell, buttons) is $125.
Dreamcast, GameCube, Xbox, PS2, Sega; leaky-cap prevention.
N64, GameCube, PS1, PS2, Dreamcast, Saturn; digital video out.
Clean RGB for CRT and scaler setups.
Optical drive emulator (GDEMU/MODE-class); games from SD/CF, no laser.
Import consoles play everything.
Bootloader-class install; homebrew and backup play.
Cart matched, SD laid out, loading verified.
Light and looks; full resto-mods on the custom bench.
Screen, battery and comfort upgrades; Game Boy line and classic handhelds.
DMG, Color, Advance: IPS/OSD screens, USB-C, shells, flash carts. Per-console deep dive →
Recaps, HDMI/RGB video, region-free, controller port and stick work. Per-console deep dive →
GCLoader/ODE, digital AV/HDMI, region-free, loader setup. Per-console deep dive →
PS1+PS2: ODE, screens, region boots, PS2 fat clock-cap recaps. Per-console deep dive →
GDEMU/ODE, the known-weak PSU sorted, region-free, recaps. Per-console deep dive →
Genesis/CD/32X/Saturn: recaps, region-free, ODE and flash carts, AV upgrades. Per-console deep dive →
Clock-capacitor recap first, modchips, IDE-to-SATA/SSD. Per-console deep dive →
USB loader/homebrew, the Wii U side, GameCube compatibility. Per-console deep dive →
Vita, DS family, PSP: screens, batteries, buttons, modern storage. Per-console deep dive →
Game Boy, Pokémon, SNES, N64, Mega Drive carts: battery swapped with the save preserved, the careful live-swap. Full lane →
The console spa: deep clean, recap where the era needs it, even retrobright, new pads and inserts. Full lane →
Kits assembled and configured, output tuned for CRT or modern displays, controllers mapped. Your games, your legal dumps — never supplied by us. Full page →
Sanwa/Seimitsu installs, full builds from your parts, PCB swaps, wiring done right. Mail-in is the norm. Full page →
Component-level, not board swap.
Schematic troubleshooting.
Failed caps/resistors/MOSFETs.
Burned trace/lifted pad.
HDMI,USB-C,Lightning,DC jack.
Reball,replace BGA ICs.
Laptop/phone motherboard.
Any board, any era: consoles, audio, synths, retro computers, decks, TVs, test gear, supplies, car boards. Receivers and amps start at $200; a full receiver recap typically runs $200–$500. Recap service →
We fix the board. Most shops swap it. Read why →
Bundle and save.
SSD upgrade + RAM + full tune-up.
New PC, old files, backups.
Fresh paste, driver cleanup, stress test.
Small jobs, flat price.
Laptop/desktop teardown + clean.
New printer installed + tested.
Old phone/camera to computer.
Cloud or external drive backup.
Email on phone or computer.
Signal strength, dead zones.
Fitted clean and bubble-free while you wait. Counter job, about 15 minutes.
Wi-Fi channels, firmware, guest network, and every device handed off working.
Accounts, apps, and photos moved in from the old device, ready to use.
Roku, Fire TV, or Apple TV hooked up, signed in, and cleared of junk apps.
If it takes more than an hour, you'll know first. These are priced for the common case. In-home versions of the setup jobs add $10.
Power wheelchairs, scooters, lift recliners, patient lifts, hospital beds, stair lifts. Colorado's Right to Repair law on your side, fixed in days, not weeks.
Straight answer on your chair, lift, or bed. $35 only if you decline a fixable repair.
The most common mobility failure. Load-tested, not guessed.
Reprogrammed to factory specs for your chair. Ship-in repair available nationwide.
Motors, handsets, power supplies, control boxes. Most "dead" lift chairs are a $40 actuator.
Batteries, chargers, limit switches, remotes, drive faults.
Full lane + pricing: repair.tomasetti.shop/mobility
Speakers, home theater, TV, and streaming, set up properly by someone who listens to this stuff. Flat labor, quoted before I drive out. No trip fee, and no charge if the job cannot be done.
You buy the gear, I do everything after the box lands. Unboxed, placed, connected, configured, demonstrated, and the packaging leaves with me.
Mounted level on your wall, soundbar hooked up, inputs labeled, and the picture checked before I leave. Wall type permitting.
Receiver wired, speakers placed, distances and levels set, and the room calibration run. You end up with one remote instead of five.
Stands built, speakers positioned and toed in, and a listen from your own chair before I call it done. This is the work no store sells at all.
A full pass over a system you already own: every source, level, and setting, then what I found in plain language.
Streamer, DAC, Sonos, Wiim, or a hi-res chain, playing from your phone and sounding the way it should.
Cables dressed, runs shortened, and every input labeled, so the back of the rack stops being a mystery.
Bring your own gear or buy it anywhere. Labor is flat and equipment is never marked up. Mounts and materials are priced with you first.
Head units and wireless CarPlay retrofits, amps and speakers, hardwired dashcams. JDM import radios with no English documentation are a specialty: service literature sourced and translated before anything is spliced.
Which head unit fits, what the harness needs, and what the whole job costs. Free when you approve the repair.
Wireless CarPlay / Android Auto into dashboards that never had it; factory look respected, controls kept where wiring allows.
No English service documentation? We source and translate it, then map the harness before anything is spliced.
Amplifiers, speakers, subwoofers, and wiring done so it neither rattles nor drains. Your gear or ours.
Hardwired to a fused, switched source with a low-voltage cutoff set; cables tucked, no dangling plug.
Full lane: repair.tomasetti.shop/car-av · Vehicle electrical diagnosis (wiring gremlins, no-start) stays with an automotive electrician
Controllers, displays, throttles, wiring, and chargers: the electronics that strand these rides. Nobody local touches them, so fixable rides get landfilled every week. Ship the parts, not the bike.
Controller, display, throttle, wiring, charger, or pack: a straight answer, load-tested where it matters. Free when you approve the repair.
No power, error codes, dead display, assist cutting out. Board repaired where repairable, swap quoted honestly where not.
Thumb and twist throttles, cadence and torque sensors, brake cut-offs.
Chafed harnesses, corroded or water-ingressed connectors, sealed and routed so it stays fixed.
Charger dead, port loose, or BMS refusing charge. Load-tested before you buy anything.
The one thing we don't do yet: safe pack rebuilding needs a spot welder and a fire-safe bench. We test whether the pack is even the fault first.
Full lane: repair.tomasetti.shop/ebike-scooter-repair · Packs with dead cells are referred out until our bench process exists
A dead pack is usually a few dead cells, not a dead tool. The pack is opened, the cells are load-tested, and one flat quote follows. No price list on purpose: every pack is different until it is open.
Every cell load-tested, findings in plain language, and an honest fix-or-replace verdict against the price of new.
Quality cells, proper joinery, load-tested under real draw before it leaves. One flat quote, approved first.
Charger and pack tested together, so a good pack never gets replaced to cure a bad charger.
Full lane: repair.tomasetti.shop/power-tool-batteries · Quoted after cell inspection, and you approve before anything starts
Tube and solid-state amps, bass heads and combos, and pedals. Bias checks and cap jobs, jack and pot noise, pedal switching faults. Component-level bench work for gigging players.
What is actually wrong, whether it is worth fixing, and what the whole job costs. Free when you approve the repair.
Bias checked and set to spec, output tubes tested under load, filter caps replaced when they measure bad, not because the calendar says so.
Power and preamp faults, thermal protection cycling, jack and pot noise, speaker wiring. Component-level, not board swaps.
True-bypass and switching faults, worn footswitches, dead pots, stomped power jacks, battery clip and DC wiring.
The scratchy-volume, cutting-out-when-touched family. Cleaned, re-tensioned, or replaced with the right part.
Full lane: repair.tomasetti.shop/guitar-amp-repair · Cabinet and cosmetic work stays with a cabinet restorer; transformer rewinds go to a specialist winding service
Key contacts and keybeds, voice boards, patch memory batteries, MIDI jacks, power supplies. Vintage parts reality comes first: where a part is no longer made anywhere, we tell you what is obtainable before you commit.
What failed, whether the part is obtainable, and what the whole job costs. The parts-reality verdict arrives with the diagnosis, not after. Free when you approve the repair.
Dead keys, double-triggering, velocity flops. Cleaned or replaced where the part is obtainable, and the quote says which.
Dead voices, noise, no output. Component-level work where schematics exist, and a straight verdict where they do not.
Dead units and intermittent power. The supply is tested before any board gets blamed, so you never buy the wrong fix.
Replaced before they leak, boards inspected while they are out. Already too late? The diagnosis says how deep the corrosion goes.
MIDI and USB jacks, pitch and mod wheels, encoders, and switches.
Bent Speak & Spells, Casios, toy synths: body contacts, patch points, line-outs; existing bends repaired too. Full page →
Full lane: repair.tomasetti.shop/synth-repair · Parts reality stated before you commit · No OS or firmware mods
Mixers and controllers, powered speakers, LED fixtures. Built around the rental-abuse reality: beer, drops, and smoke fluid are normal wear here, not surprises.
What failed, whether it is worth fixing, and what the whole job costs. Free when you approve the repair.
Channel dropouts, dead and scratchy faders, cue faults, USB and power boards. Faders replaced, not cleaned into their next failure.
Amp modules, DSP boards, input panels, thermal cutouts. An honest verdict when the quote loses to a new cabinet.
LED fixtures, moving-head basic service, power and control boards, fans and thermals, DMX jacks. Discontinued-parts reality stated at the diagnosis.
XLR and powerCON jacks, IEC inlets, mashed connector panels. Repaired properly, not zip-tied.
Full lane: repair.tomasetti.shop/dj-lighting-pa-repair · No rigging (anything overhead is a certified rigger's job) · No fixture firmware unlocks
Commodore, Apple II, Tandy, and 80s/90s DOS machines. Board recaps, floppy drive service, clock batteries, power supplies. Where a part is no longer made anywhere, the diagnosis says what is obtainable before you commit.
What is actually wrong, whether the parts are obtainable, and what the whole job costs. Free when you approve the repair.
Filter capacitors, trace damage from leaked batteries, RAM and logic faults. Caps replaced when they measure bad, not because the machine is old.
Belts, head cleaning, speed and alignment, drive electronics. The drive is serviced, not condemned from across the room.
Replaced before they leak, the board inspected underneath while they are out. Already leaked? The diagnosis says how deep the corrosion goes.
Rebuilt and load-tested before anything else gets blamed. The most common cause of a supposedly dead vintage machine there is.
Full lane: repair.tomasetti.shop/vintage-computer-repair · Parts reality stated before you commit · CRT monitors stay with a CRT specialist
Flipper rebuilds, switch matrices, DMD and segment displays, solenoid and lamp driver boards; arcade power supplies, control panels, and game PCBs to component level. Route wear and rental abuse are normal work here.
What is actually wrong, whether it is worth fixing, and what the whole job costs. Free when you approve the repair.
Worn sleeves, lazy coils, drifted end-of-stroke switches, rebuilt flipper assemblies. Flippers come back snappy, not optimistic.
Dead rows and columns, phantom hits, DMD and segment display faults. The matrix gets traced to the exact joint, not guessed at.
Solenoid and lamp driver boards repaired to component level: transistors, bridge rectifiers, burned connectors, corroded headers.
Cabinet power supplies load-tested, game boards repaired to component level, wiring and ground faults chased down properly.
Full lane: repair.tomasetti.shop/pinball-arcade-repair · No cabinet, playfield, or backglass restoration (a restorer's craft) · CRT glass stays with a CRT specialist
Home theater and conference projectors. Lamp and LED driver boards, fans and thermal faults, dust-clogged light paths, input boards. The driver is tested before any lamp is sold.
What is actually wrong, whether it is worth fixing, and what the whole job costs. Free when you approve the repair.
The driver is load-tested before any lamp is sold, so a good lamp never gets bought to cure a dead driver. Discontinued lamps: the reality is stated at the diagnosis.
Machines that shut down mid-movie. Dust-packed heatsinks, seized or noisy fans, drifted thermistors: cleaned or replaced, then proven under a full run.
Blurry blobs and smudges in the image are dust settled on the optics. The path is opened, cleaned, and sealed back up.
No-signal and dropouts get the source and cable ruled out first, then the input board is repaired, not swapped wholesale.
Full lane: repair.tomasetti.shop/projector-repair · Panel damage stated honestly: when the panel is the fault, replacement is often the not-worth-it line
Drones plus RC cars, planes, and boats on one bench. Flight controllers, ESCs, gimbals, transmitters and receivers, soldered battery leads. The crash verdict comes first and honestly.
What is actually wrong, whether the crash was fatal, and what the whole job costs. The crash damage assessment is part of it. Free when you approve the repair.
Crafts that won't arm or won't fly straight. Reflash and configuration recovery where files exist, gyro calibration, proven with the props off.
Motors that cog, ESCs that burn, arms that no longer sit square. Measured on the bench, not guessed at from the last flight.
Binding and range problems, antennas, stick pots, and receivers, for the aircraft and the radio alike.
XT60 and Deans work, soldered properly, chargers checked before packs are blamed. Whole-pack cell rebuilds live on the power tool battery bench.
Full lane: repair.tomasetti.shop/drone-rc-repair · Crash damage assessed first: the diagnosis makes the bent-frame-versus-fixable call · Pack cell rebuilds live on the power tool battery bench
Kindle and Kobo screens, batteries, and USB ports; tablet ports, batteries, and screens, board-level where parts exist. Screen economics stated honestly.
What is actually wrong, whether it is worth fixing, and what the whole job costs. Free when you approve the repair, and free when the verdict is replace.
Kindle and Kobo panels swapped where a panel exists. E-ink for older readers comes from donors or aftermarket suppliers, and the diagnosis says which side of that line your model is on.
Readers and tablets that will not hold a charge. The new pack is fitted and load-tested, proven through a full charge cycle.
Charges only at an angle, or not at all. Lint ruled out first, then the port repaired on the board where the part exists; the board is not swapped wholesale.
Cracked glass and dead displays, quoted with the economics attached. Screen more than the device is worth? That is the replace line, stated.
Full lane: repair.tomasetti.shop/e-reader-tablet-repair · When a screen costs more than the device is worth, the diagnosis says so · Some sealed devices are quoted only after we look
Scopes, meters, bench power supplies, and signal generators, HP / Tektronix / Fluke heritage names included. Function restored and verified on known references.
What is actually wrong, whether the parts are obtainable, and what the whole job costs. Free when you approve the repair.
Power supplies, vertical and trigger boards, high-voltage sections worked with proper bench procedure. Dead tube and no replacement exists? Stated plainly.
Linear supplies, pass transistors, regulation, meters. Decades-old electrolytics are the usual first suspect; rebuilt supplies are load-tested.
Generators, counters, and audio analyzers brought back to working order and proven against known references on the bench.
The actual killer of old instruments: oxidized rotary switches, dirty pots, cracked solder, corroded connectors. Serviced properly.
Full lane: repair.tomasetti.shop/vintage-test-equipment · Function restored, NOT a calibration lab, said plainly · Certified cal is a specialist's job
Custom electronics and mods from a component-level repair bench: Nintendo Switch shell swaps, LED retrofits, resto-mods, hidden Bluetooth, and one-off commissions.
Backlights for handhelds, HDMI upgrades for classic consoles, cooling and fan work, case and cosmetic builds, battery and performance mods. If you want it to be more than the manufacturer shipped, that's this bench.
Custom colors, clear shells, damaged housing replaced. Console repairs (HDMI, drift, overheating) stay on the console repair menu.
Dim displays brought back to full brightness, warm or cool to taste. Quoted before work starts.
Modern inputs inside original radios and receivers; stock look and controls untouched. The vehicle version (head units, CarPlay retrofits, dashcams) lives on the car audio & tech lane.
Full lane: repair.tomasetti.shop/custom · Flat quote you approve first, 50% deposit, photos at every step