Boom The Box

Boom The Box Specializing in repair of old school boomboxes, audio equipment, even VCRs! Both service and sales Selling retro boomboxes.

Nothing goes for sale without being fully restored and tested first. Also providing repairs and restoration for a wide variety of vintage mechanical audio and video equipment.

Never did I expect to find GE vacuum tubes in a Pioneer receiver
03/26/2026

Never did I expect to find GE vacuum tubes in a Pioneer receiver

02/20/2026

Pioneer Tape Deck Part 1

Please, for your own sake, do not talk to me like this guy did.
02/18/2026

Please, for your own sake, do not talk to me like this guy did.

02/04/2026

*UPDATED 2/3/26*
Cost for restoration
(Flat rate)

Boombox, transistor radio, stereo receiver, cassette deck, or similar HIFI component -
$60 for 1
$110 for 2
$150 for 3
$180 for 4

Turntable -
$40 for 1
$70 for 2
$90 for 3

VCR -
$80 for 1
$150 for 2
$210 for 3

Reel to Reel -
$40 for 1

Note: If you dropped an item off BEFORE February 2, 2026, then you still get the old rate. The new rates only apply to items dropped off AFTER February 2, 2026

General Electric 3-5268ABefore vs after restoration
01/29/2026

General Electric 3-5268A
Before vs after restoration

In my opinion, 1st generation Toyota Camrys don't get all the love and the respect that they deserveNot by the classic c...
05/04/2025

In my opinion,
1st generation Toyota Camrys don't get all the love and the respect that they deserve

Not by the classic car community

And worse yet, not even by their owners 😡

I was restoring this all in one turntable/tape deck/stereo receiver. The corner of the plastic lid (where it mounts to t...
04/05/2025

I was restoring this all in one turntable/tape deck/stereo receiver. The corner of the plastic lid (where it mounts to the hinge) was snapped off and missing. I fabricated a piece out of sheet metal and bolted it on so the lid can once again open and close properly.

I'm probably gonna take it off and paint it flat black so it looks more professional

02/08/2025

People keep calling me thinking that I'm still in Laconia. Even though nowhere on the internet does it say that I'm in laconia. My Google Business listing has been updated, showing that I'm in Wentworth.

01/16/2025

I thought that the name "Boom the Box." Would be a dead giveaway that I work with audio equipment from the 70s-80s.

But apparently it somehow isn't.

I've gotten numerous phone calls from people asking me to repair worthless, disposable things from the 2000s like CD players, DVD players, even flat-screen TVs.

The average person probably doesn't realize it, but electronic equipment made in recent years is disposable and can't be worked on.

In the 80s, circuit boards were soldered by hand. Components can be desoldered, removed, and replaced. Multimeters can be used to track down and pinpoint bad components (if a visual inspection didn't do so already.)

As the mid 90s rolled into the 2000s, hand made circuit boards slowly faded away, in favor of machine made circuit boards that are impossible for humans to work on.

Put simply, electronic equipment went from being serviceable, to being disposable.

Designing for BTB's New Wentworth Workshop (in progress, not complete yet)
11/17/2024

Designing for BTB's New Wentworth Workshop (in progress, not complete yet)

Address

254 Beech Hill Rd
Wentworth, NH
03282

Opening Hours

Monday 6pm - 9pm
Tuesday 6pm - 9pm
Wednesday 6pm - 9pm
Thursday 6pm - 9pm
Friday 6pm - 10pm
Saturday 11am - 10pm
Sunday 9am - 9pm

Telephone

+16039915593

Website

https://ekw.wyr.mybluehost.me/website_9add0de1/

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