Audio Repairs in Sherborne
Hi-fi amps, CD players, valve and guitar amps, active speakers and subwoofers repaired for Sherborne and the villages of north-west Dorset.
Sherborne, its Abbey and its villages
Sherborne is a town of honey-coloured stone, with its Abbey at the centre and two castles on its edge: Sherborne Castle and the ruins of the Old Castle beside it.
In the villages around it, such as Bradford Abbas, Yetminster, Thornford and Longburton, a cherished hi-fi is a common sight. If a Sony or Technics CD player has started to skip, or an amp has lost a channel, tell us the make, model and fault and we will take it from there.
Places around Sherborne we cover
- Castleton
- Lillington
- Bradford Abbas
- Yetminster
- Thornford
- Longburton
- Nether Compton
- Over Compton
- Leigh
- Folke
Signs your equipment needs a look
From hi-fi amp repair to guitar amp repair and CD player repair, these are a few of the faults worth switching off for. If any sound familiar, get in touch from anywhere in Sherborne.
A burning smell
Switch off at the wall straight away and do not switch it back on.
Crackle as the volume turns
Usually a dirty or worn control, or a joint starting to fail.
A hum with nothing playing
Often a power supply part ageing, or an earthing fault.
Audio repairs in Sherborne: questions
Two things people in and around Sherborne often want to know.
Do you cover Sherborne and the villages around it?
Yes. Sherborne, Castleton, Bradford Abbas, Yetminster, Thornford and Longburton are all part of the Dorset area we cover.
Can you repair a Sony or Technics CD player?
Sony and Technics are both makes we work on, and CD players are on our list of repairs. Tell us the model, what the display says and whether every disc is affected.
Call about a repair in Sherborne
Call 07900 785 284 with the make, the model and what it is doing. We cover all of Sherborne and the places around it.
Elsewhere in Dorset
Call about your equipment in Sherborne
Tell us the make, the model and what it is doing.
Handy to have when you call
- The make and model, from the label
- What it is doing, in your own words
- When the fault started
- What it is connected to