Audio Rehab

Great place! I spoke with Greg before I brought in my Tascam DM-​24 mixer and he knew exactly what the issue was and how he would address it. I dropped it off and paid a reasonable rush charge and the mixer was fixed much sooner than I had expected. Now it works great!
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Greg was great! He got my ten year old Fender Deville into pristine shape; he changed the tubes, jacks and connected all the wires and such that it went from rough to top shape in a short turnaround… He also fixed a Neumann mic, and he did it all with great professionalism. He’s a good dude and masterful at his craft. Much respect for Greg, highly recommend.

I brought my Marshall JCM2000 DSL 100 to Audio Rehab after 2 go arounds with another shop that couldn’t diagnose the problem. Greg manned up and took on a challenging project and my amp is roaring again! Makes sense, they are a certified Marshall repair facility as well as many other top brands. I also had a Focusrite ISA220 repaired here and the work was equally quality. Service like this, where you feel the repairman really cares about getting you going again, is very hard to come by and I highly recommend Greg and Andrea and Audio Rehab!

I just had my Focusrite 2i4 repaired and these guys treated me well and fixed my gear. IMO, the wait was a bit long (10 business days — excluding weekends) BUT they were up front about it on the phone before I made the trip. I live in Irvine, so it took another two days to have it sent back by Fed Ex. That said, Greg got on the phone with me before I even brought my equipment over to discuss the problem and Andrea who works the front was always cool. Other than distance and wait time, I was really happy to do business with them. I haven’t had many equipment repairs, so I can’t comment about rates. He replaced a chip and that cost about a hundred bucks… I don’t know if that’s fair or not but I didn’t feel ripped off.

Greg’s knowledge is second to none… as is his personality. couldn’t recommend this shop more. As long as his doors are open for business he has a customer in me.
Per Kjeller

So impressed with Greg and his crew at Audio Rehab.
My experience with them could not have been better.
They were fair, honest, efficient and oh so competent in fixing my Roland RD-​600.
I am confident to recommend them to anyone.
My messed up keyboard now plays like brand new!

Peavey Hollywood was great to work with and helped me get my Bass Head back.
Thankfully I was able to save my American Made Peavey from becoming part of A.H.‘s Part’s Junk Pile.

Greg is a nice guy and im sure knows what he is doing, but in my experience he isnt as determined to get your vintage gear working like it should as much as the dudes over at busted gear.
Greg told me the my synth was basically only good for parts on two separate occasions. With both of those synths I brought them over to Rich at busted gear or «Richard Diemer amp & Keyboard repair» and he had them both up and running like they should be. And with very reasonable rates.

Hi,
Brought in a 5150 II amp because it had very low volume. 2 Other shops couldn’t fix it and one was a Peavey Authorized shop but they wanted me to wait 6 weeks. Another was a non Peavey Shop and they couldn’t figure it out.
I brought it to Audio Rehab and after about a month I started calling to see what happened to the amp and a lady would answer and say it «was on the bench» and they’d have it fixed soon — then I’d call the next week and a guy would answer and say that hadn’t looked at it yet. After a couple more rounds of this I asked to just pick up my amp and the next day someone called and said it needed a new Main board which cost more than the amp was worth — I declined payed my $ 55 dollars and picked it up.
Took it to another place in the valley which I can’t mention (cuz last time I did they pulled my review but let me say that when it came to Audio they were definitely Repair Specialists! :) and got it fixed there in two days for one fourth the price audio rehab quoted.

I took m mackie mr8 mk2 in for warranty repair. They said it would take 2 weeks, it took over a month. The worst part was that the cabinet of my speaker received significant damage. The bottom of the cabinet had about 20 scratches, the side had 3 chips, and the top had one chip. Extremely disappointed. If you care about the health of your sound equipment, then don’t go to audio rehab. I hope no one else has to go through what i went through.

I brought a Korg synth here for a warranty repair after another shop (Musictek) had it for a month, misdiagnosed it, and never fixed it. Greg found the problem and fixed it within two days… I paid the $ 50 rush charge, which didn’t seem outrageous to me considering that the unit was under warranty, and Korg was paying the main repair charge. I will definitely go back to Greg when the need arises.

I came to Greg after having two other shops completely waste my time. I explained very clearly that I didn’t want to have that happen a third time. Greg promised it would be different with him. Sadly, that wasn’t completely the case in the end. Months went by with a little progress here and there. Quoted me a price, but then told me it would be more as time went on. Finally got my synth back, mostly working, but not 100%. So I had to take it to someone else to finish it. The worst part was that when I got the synth home, I noticed the back panel had a big bumper sticker on it and wasn’t from my synth. Called Audio Rehab and was told to bring it back in. Apparently mine was on another synth still in the shop. I really think they should have offered to come out to me to swap the panels because it was Audio Rehabs mistake, but they didn’t. Another wasted trip had to be made.
UPDATE:
Greg did contact me by email after writing this review to make things right, which I do very much appreciate. Another star added for that.