Audio Sound Solutions

I really like this place, in fact, I love this place.
They used to be over on East Ave. It was 2004 and I bought a Philips GA 212 turntable from Goodwill. I hooked it into my receiver and I couldn’t figure out why it was playing so quietly. So I looked in the Yellow Pages and saw this place. I carried my turntable inside and asked them if they could help me, they said no problem, just give us a few minutes. I walked around the shop and grew mesmerized with all the silver faced gear. Pioneer, Sansui, Marantz, I knew I came to the right place.
One of the guys called me over and told me that my turntable was A-​OK! The problem? My receiver didn’t have a phono stage, so it wasn’t able to amplify the signal. DUH! They didn’t charge me for the service but encouraged me to find a receiver with a phono stage.
Well, they got me hooked on vintage audio. Seven years later and I’m rocking a restored McIntosh MC2105 power amp, along with Klipsch, SAE, AR, and Pioneer equipment. (And I still have that Philips TT) If anything, these guys introduced me to an entire world of listening pleasure. I am really thankful a business like this exists in Rochester; vintage equipment sales and service. In all my travels, I have not found a shop to compare it to!
Don’t bother buying any of that new junk from the big box stores, go here first.