Mort's TV & Video Inc.

"I had a very positive telephone conversation with Mike at Mort's TV regarding a vintage McIntosh C26. Mike could not have been more informative as to the condition of the preamp, the work invested to ensure its quality restoration, and the integrity of the shop. I have attempted to have similar interactions with other entities selling vintage Mac gear with very little success. Mort's is "old school". I have Mort's bookmarked for future considerations."

"I came in as a first time customer new to the world of vintage audio with a lot of questions. The owner is a wealth of knowledge and was very friendly and helped me find the right stereo receiver for me and also helped me match it with a great set of vintage speakers . The owner answered all my questions and didn’t rush me while I was making a final decision on what unit to purchase . He also gave me some helpful tips on setting up my new system and even brought me in the back of the store to demonstrate that everything worked appropriately on the stereo I ultimately purchased . This is a great neighborhood shop thats been in business in the area for decades and it’s easy to see why . I went here on the recommendation of a family member and received excellent service and am now a loyal customer ! Thanks again!"

"Brought my beloved Nakamichi 480 to Mort’s after it stopped working, recently. The evaluation took about 2 weeks and the actual repair took about a week. So, a three week turn-around all together (pretty good considering the stacks and stacks of gear they have on the racks for repair!). While they are called “Mort’s Repair” the really do offer more of a refurbishment service. They didn’t just get it running again - the deck was fully recalibrated and they even fixed little quality of life issues (like a sticky eject button). I, honestly, should have taken it in for service years ago - my tapes sound SO much better now! The deck is like brand new. That said, this level of service does come with a price. It was fairly expensive - but I’ve had this deck for years and it was totally worth it to me. Appreciate that there are still places like Mort’s around that can refurbish vintage gear like this. Highly recommended!"

"These guys are masters of their craft and they can fix anything, it seems. I’ve taken everything from old 70s Pioneer receivers to my Akai 8-track player and they restored them to factory specs. If you want your electronics worked on by guys who know what they are doing and charge a fair price for their expertise, look no further. They also sell refurbished TVs and stereos and quality VHS and DVD players. I love these guys!"

"They sell on EBAY saying 60 years in business and CLAIM REFURBISHED. Its simply a lie. I asked about an amplifier for sale claiming refurbished. Anyone knows capacitors dry out after 10 to 15 years leaving distortion and lack luster performance. He did NOT refurbish this 30 years old amp. He did not replace capacitors. Actually he can not show anything he refurbished because nothing was. If you buy a classic amp like this ADCOM on ebay be ready to pay and additional $400-ish to actually REFURBIH it."