We bring classic amplifiers, vintage receivers, and treasured electronics back to life with honest diagnostics, skilled repair, and a deep respect for the sound you fell in love with.
Every board, every capacitor, every voice coil — we treat your gear with the patience it deserves.
Tube and solid-state amps of every make and era. We diagnose hum, buzz, dead channels, and everything in between — then give you an honest repair plan with no surprises.
Vintage receivers need more than a cleaning — they need someone who understands phono stages, tuner alignment, and the chemistry of old potentiometers. We do.
Got a vision? We build boutique guitar rigs, modify pedals for that perfect tone, and create one-of-a-kind speaker enclosures. Your sound, your rules.
From Hi-Fi components to vintage synths, car stereos to home theater — if it has a circuit board, we can likely find the problem and fix it right.
Torn surrounds, degraded foam, blown voice coils — we re-surround, re-foam, and rewind coils to breathe new life into your favorite drivers.
Not sure if repair is worth it? Bring it in for a no-strings assessment. We'll tell you the honest cost-benefit so you can make the right call.
It started with a broken amp in a garage and a teenager who couldn't stop taking things apart to see how they worked. Thirty-eight years later, Evans Amplifier & Electronics is still that same shop — just with better test equipment and a longer waiting list.
What makes us different? We listen first. Before we touch a single screw, we want to understand what your gear meant to you, what sound you're chasing, and what you're willing to invest. Some projects get the full restoration treatment. Others get a pragmatic fix that gets you back to playing. Either way, you'll never be upsold or talked into something you don't need.
We've restored everything from a 1963 Fender Twin to a ham radio your grandfather built in college. Every board tells a story. We're just here to help you read the next chapter.
Every restoration, every build, every repaired circuit — a piece of the Lehigh Valley's audio history, given a second act.
"They brought my dad's 1972 receiver back to life — the one he bought at a estate sale and never could get working. I cried when I heard it play. Worth every penny and then some."
Whether it's a beloved vintage amp, a modern rig with a mysterious fault, or a project you've been putting off — bring it in. We'll give you an honest answer and a fair price.
Walk in anytime during business hours, give us a call, or drop us a message — we respond to every inquiry personally.