The Reel to Reel Tape Recorder
and
Valve Amplifier Servicing Experts
ABOUT
Thank you for visiting the Servicesound web site. I hope you will find it useful and informative
My Name is Geoff Kremer.
I have been running my business repairing and servicing Hi Fi equipment since 1968. In those early days, before the introduction of digital technology valve equipment and open reel tape recorders were the norm.
In America what we call a "Valve" called "Tubes" and today many people use the term term "Tube" but I will stick to the English term "Valve".
When micro electronics began to appear people started throwing their old valve equipment away. The digital/ micro electronics era has revolutionised the Hi-fi of today but in Servicesound's, and many listeners, opinion it lacks the sweetness and quality of those early machines. Many people are now dusting off their ancient equipment and using it again.
If you have any technical or general questions concerning any aspect of Hi-fi I will be happy to discuss them with you.
Geoff
Why people believe in us
“Thanks for getting the machine working again and sorting out the dodgy channel. A brilliant job done quickly and at a reasonable price.
You've made me very happy.
Kindest regards”
Howard
“I just wanted to drop you a note to thank you for your work on my Akai M8. It now sounds great, to the extent that I've hardly turned it off since getting it home last week! Many thanks for the first-rate job!”
Steve
“Just a short note to thank you for all your work and skill in getting my tape recorder back to sounding as good as it as did years ago and now I can start to play a lot of music that I though I would never hear again, thanks once again you are a genius.”
Brian
“Many thanks once again. I’m now going to buy some new tapes and start to rekindle my hobby which I thought was lost forever...”
Colin
1957 all valve EMI TR25
EMI are amongst the most beautifly engineered machines in the World.
Sony TC-8750-2
This is a an extremely rare machine, perhaps the only one in the UK?
