A Visit to an old school repairer downtown Manhattan

[Hisrudeness]

This repair shop has been featured on Boomboxery before I think. Since I’m in the big apple this week I thought I’d take a look.

Owner Frank is a great guy and very patient in letting me take pictures of all the treasure in his shop.
For U.S collectors struggling to find repairers, New HiTech Corp takes repairs sent in from all over the US.

Enjoy the pics and videos.

https://youtu.be/2qfhTS7IBNE

https://youtu.be/eOq6zn6CYHU

https://youtu.be/fiAQ0JyQmXo

 

[Reli]

Wow. How many repair techs do they have?

 

[Superduper]

His business sign has Chinese writing on it, but I don't see any asian people in there. Hmm.

 

[Northerner]

Fab to see pics of the place

 

[docs]

Amazing!!!! I Love it!

 

[Hisrudeness]

His business sign has Chinese writing on it, but I don't see any asian people in there. Hmm.

The customer in there was Chinese and it’s located in Canal Street.

 

[Transistorized]

This is very cool. Might have to swing by one day

 

[retro]

This is great, I'm going to see if they can repair the decks my RC-M90 and WM-DD9.

 

[Lasonic TRC-920]

There should be a shop like this in every city!

That's pretty damn cool

 

[T-STER]

Such a cool shop, like a little time warp. Made my day getting these pics. Travel safe brother

 

[im_alan_partridge]

Very cool looking place. I wander how much they charge an hour.

 

[MyOhMy]

What a place, the like of which is rarely seen by many. The last time I entered a premises anything like this was in 1983 and I bought my GF-9000 on first sight. Many thanks for sharing this, it's a real gem.

 

[Brutus442]

A genuine throwback to a by gone era where (brace your selves) they repaired electronics instead of disposing of them.

Great post ....

 

[Rich _g]

brilliant what a great shop I wish i had found it when i was in NYC. brilliant thanks for the uploads

 

[Rich _g]

i love those flip radio alarm clock too