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I'm looking to get a Marantz 223B re-capped. Just wondering there is anyone in town that repairs vintage audio. Only want it attempted if the person is comfortable doing so. Thanks

But Don Voth in Winnipeg is a wizard with this stuff. A bit of a pain having to go to Winnipeg, but completely worth the inconvienience. He worked on my Ampeg SVT, and was very reasonable. Google wwwdonvoth.com or look him up on Facebook

Don Voth totally rebuilt my old Garnet Pro 50 watt tube head, even the "stinger" circuit

Thanks for the info! Well worth the drive if I can get it back normal! Thanks

He fixed my pioneer sa9500.  
http://m.donvoth.com

Check with Joe at Aurora 12th and rosser

As far as Brandon, I couldn't find anyone to repair my tube based mic channel strip. Everyone recommends Don Voth because he's manitoba famous and he's a genius. However, he's in serious demand and his waitlist and prices reflect the same.  
 
I took my channel strip to Columbus Radio in Winnipeg. $60 and 24 hour turnaround time and all of a sudden a unit that was giving me trouble for years is acting like it's brand new.  
 
To be clear, there's nothing at all wrong with Don Voth. he's the freaking man. But if you want to save some time and money, call Columbus Radio in Winnipeg. They're the best.  
 
They charge you a $35 down payment for the quote, but then if you get them to do the work, they put that $35 into the repair, so you're only really paying that $35 if you choose to have them look at it, but then get someone else to do the work. Which is crazy, because their work is excellent.