Please thank Michael for repairing my amplifier so well. It is performing brilliantly – if only my hearing were as good!
Sidney W
May I also say a huge thanks to Michael for taking this job on and repairing this radio for me, I wasn’t sure what was actually going on with it and radio technicians are very hard to find these days. I’m absolutely rapt its working again.
Mike T
Fantastic service. Very fair pricing, quick repair on my amp. I am very impressed. Hard to get such a tradesman now a days. I certainly will recommend to everyone. Thank you again.
Oznur, Christchurch
Just wanted to pass on another big thank you. The radio is in place and working like a charm 🤗.
Rachel, Christchurch
AIMAC Electronics Limited pride ourselves in being able to deal with most electronic based products. With our “can do” approach, we will tackle most normal and unusual matters!
Often we can help once you no longer have branded support. Radios, Amplifiers, Stereos, Multimedia, Projectors Turntables and Speakers etc.
Just ask our team if we can fix your item now!
Call 0274242661
For example:
- converting your retro stereo to Bluetooth
- convert from international power voltage
- update cabling
- vintage audio
- vintage radio restoration
- AM CB Ham radios
- blown speakers
- data projectors and home movie theatre
- cleaning contacts after a mouse infestation
- crank your valves back to life
- bespoke multimedia setups – integration of sight and sound (cd, dvd, tv, cassette tape, turntable, radio, amplifier, blueray, laptop, phone, surround sound, pc and Bluetooth functionality)
- and most things battery or electronic related you may come up with.
Please email aimac@aimac.co.nz
if you have any questions.
FAQ
How can I measure the speed of my turntable?
There are a number of methods that can be used to check the speed on your turntable, some more accurate than others. While there are phone apps available for this, they may not be completely accurate as you are placing weight unevenly on the platter, and the accuracy may differ from one phone to the next.
The tried, tested and true method is the use of a strobe disc which we offer as a printable document with links below. Speed discs are a visual method of checking your turntable speed. to use this method, you will need a printer and a lamp with a 50hz or 60hz bulb.
1. Print and cut out the speed disc that matches the lamp you’ll be using.
2. Punch a hole in the marked center of the disc and place it over the spindle of your turntable platter.
3. Place the lamp so the light is shining on the disc and set the speed selector to the speed you want to test. You may need to turn off Auto Stop to allow the platter to spin without moving the tonearm.
4. With the platter spinning, watch the bars on the speed disc:
– If the speed is correct, the bars will appear to stand still.
– If it’s too fast, the bars will blur and move in a clockwise direction.
– Too slow and the bars will appear to reverse.
