Audio
Get Fast, Tested Pro Audio Repair UK for Amps, Speakers, Consoles and Wireless
Blown drivers, dead amplifier channels, crackling faders or wireless dropouts can leave part of a sound system out of action when you need it working. We diagnose and repair professional audio equipment, from loudspeakers and amplifier sections to consoles, wireless racks and connectors. Our pro audio repair UK service starts by finding the fault, then testing the equipment under the conditions it is expected to work in.
What we fix
- Drivers, horns and crossover networks in powered and passive boxes
- Amplifier channels, output stages and cooling
- Console faders, encoders, connectors and power sections
- Wireless transmitters, receivers, antennas and frequency issues
- Connector and cable termination across a rack
- Load testing before anything is signed off
Common symptoms
- A box that distorts or drops out at volume
- One amp channel dead or protecting under load
- Crackling, jumping or dead faders on a console
- Wireless dropouts that only show in a full room
- Equipment that passes in the warehouse and fails at the gig
Audio faults hide at low volume, which is why what comes back to us is usually a box that tested fine in the warehouse. We test under load, because that is the only condition that tells the truth.
How we approach the repair
Three Levels of Professional Audio Repair
Audio faults don't all sit in the same place. We start by finding whether the problem is in the electronics, the speaker itself or the wider unit, then repair at that level and no further.
Component and board level
Component and Board-Level Amplifier Repair
For an amplifier repair service, this is everyday work: a failed output stage, a burnt power supply, a dead channel. We trace the fault to the part or board, replace it and test the amp under load.
Driver and cabinet level
Driver and Cabinet-Level Loudspeaker Repair
Loudspeaker repair often starts with the driver, but the horn, crossover or the amplifier module in a powered box can be the real culprit. We test the chain before deciding what to replace.
Unit and system level
Unit and System-Level Audio Repair
Console faders, encoders and wireless units need electronic and mechanical work together. Where a component-level repair no longer makes practical sense, we say so and explain the options.
Our pro audio repair process
How Your Pro Audio Repair Works
From the first message to the day your gear comes back, here's what happens. Cost and turnaround are agreed before any repair work starts.
01
Send Us the Fault Details
Send the make, model and what's going wrong. If it only fails at volume or under certain conditions, say so, because that helps. A photo or short video is useful, and WhatsApp is fine.
02
Diagnosis and Quote
The unit goes on the bench, or we look at it on site for installed systems. We trace the cause, whether it's a driver, an amp stage, a fader or a wireless fault, then confirm the cost and turnaround. Diagnosis usually takes 24-48 hours once we have it.
03
Repair, Then Load Test
The repair is made at the level the fault sits. The repaired unit is then tested under the conditions relevant to the fault, with final checks carried out before it is returned.
04
Report and Return
Every unit returns with a written report of the fault found, the work carried out, and the test result, so you have a clear record of what was done.
Questions we hear a lot
Do you repair powered speakers as well as passive?
Both, including the amplifier module inside a powered box, which is the part that usually fails rather than the driver.
Is a console repair worth it against replacement?
Usually yes on faders, connectors and power sections. We assess and tell you when a unit is beyond economic repair rather than quoting work that does not make sense.
Can you test a whole rack before a tour?
Yes. Pre tour checks run every unit on the manifest under load, so faults are found in the warehouse rather than at load in.
Who we do this for
Venues
A house system has to work every night, and it cannot come off the wall for a fortnight. We service installed equipment in place and plan around what is in the diary.
Venues repairsChurches
Most church AV is run by volunteers who inherited it. We service and repair it, and we explain what we found in plain words rather than handing over a spec sheet.
Churches repairsClubs
Club equipment runs longer hours in worse conditions than almost anything else in this industry. Haze, heat and vibration take fixtures apart slowly, and then all at once.
Clubs repairsHow it reaches us
Send it in
Ship it or drop it off. It comes back tested, with a written report of what was found and what was done.
How send in worksWe come to you
Installed screens, rigged fixtures, or a warehouse of stock that cannot all go in a van. We bring the bench.
How on site worksGet in touch
Request a Repair Assessment
Tell us what is broken and we will come back with what is wrong and what it takes to fix.
Something Dropping Out, or a Rack Overdue a Check?
Send us the make, model and a short video of the fault. We diagnose within 24-48 hours of the unit arriving, then confirm the cost and turnaround, so you can plan around what will be ready.
If everything works but nobody has tested it under load in a while, that's worth a call too. A pre-tour check or regular audio amplifier servicing finds the weak unit before the audience does.