Repair shop in New York


Looking for a repair shop for HiFi (vintage and new) in the New York area. 
I used to go to Analogique in Manhattan and they were great, but they seem to be out of business. 
Any recommendations? 
Right now it’s my Yamaha R-2000 that needs to be fixed.

 

Thank you!
 

raphaz

Uh, that’s far! But thank you, Rich.
Maybe a day trip on a weekend sometime in the future. 
Meanwhile my backup, a Nikko 1219, will be on duty.

if anyone knows of a closer option, I’d appreciate it.

Everything seems to work again now - not sure what the issue was,

Random. I wired everything the same.

I’m suspicious that there’s a weak contact or something inside that’s acting up every so often. I may still getting it checked at some point. 
the weird thing though is the pre out/main in: It acts as if it were reversed. I have the sub wired to the pre out. When the coupler is in the off position (pushed in), I get almost no sound on the wired mains, so have to crank the volume up high to hear something (normally that would be deafeningly loud) but I can hear the sub. When I have the coupler in the on position I get sound split/distributed to the mains and the sub - almost normal, maybe ever so slightly muffled/distorted. 
What does tha mean? I’m a bit scared as that seems to be the reverse of what I should do. If I use the pre-out for the sub, pre and main should not be coupled, right?

Everything seems to work again now - not sure what the issue was,

Random. I wired everything the same.

I’m suspicious that there’s a weak contact or something inside that’s acting up every so often. I may still getting it checked at some point. 
the weird thing though is the pre out/main in: It acts as if it were reversed. I have the sub wired to the pre out. When the coupler is in the off position (pushed in), I get almost no sound on the wired mains, so have to crank the volume up high to hear something (normally that would be deafeningly loud) but I can hear the sub. When I have the coupler in the on position I get sound split/distributed to the mains and the sub - almost normal, maybe ever so slightly muffled/distorted. 
What does tha mean? I’m a bit scared as that seems to be the reverse of what I should do. If I use the pre-out for the sub, pre and main should not be coupled, right?

I’m just learning that if I use the pre out for the sub, the pre and main have to be coupled. I had it wrong.