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Austin Stereo Service
Austin, Texas analog-audio specialist serving the city since 1983, restoring select 1957–1980 amplifiers, receivers and turntables and servicing some modern turntables. It also sells serviced vintage gear and new Rega, Cambridge Audio, Ortofon and Acoustic Energy products.
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