Visited this business twice to find/learn about equipment to produce a local podcast. The staff…read morehere is very friendly/helpful and really goes above and beyond. They were also patient while I asked questions to get a better understanding of the setup and provided me with a hands-on tutorial on how to use the equipment. It's this kind of local in-person support you just don't get with an online retailer. I'm happy to buy local and they definitely earned my business. Their prices were competitive with online stores.

Very helpful and professional personnel! Go here if you want quality equipment! I highly recommend…read morethis store for your audio and visual needs!

A couple months ago, my Marantz 2265 receiver just wasn't exciting me much anymore. It sounded kind…read moreof anemic. I wasn't sure if it was the receiver, if it always sounded that way, or if it was my ears. Then the left channel went out. My first thought was, time to get the L channel repaired and list it on eBay. So I took it to Cityview to get repaired. Tai (the owner, I think) called me back the very next day and gave me the diagnosis, repair time, and total cost, all of which seemed completely reasonable. The time frame was a few weeks, but only because he needed to order a part, otherwise it would have been finished within a week or two. After he called to inform me it was finished and ready for pick-up, I brought it home, hooked it up, tossed Dark Side of the Moon (good test lp because of the low lows, high highs, and soaring midrange crescendos) side A on the turntable, and was so shaken (literally, the walls were shaking, and figuratively) by the massive and rich sound (that only 70s receivers can deliver) filling the room that I instantly declared that I will never sell this receiver. With just a few repairs, Tai restored my machine to its glory days. Turns out the receiver was getting sick before the L channel went out, and then I realized vintage gear like this needs a periodic check-up and tune-up. Tai's rates are VERY reasonable. If you have some vintage gear in need of a simple servicing or bigger repair, Tai at Cityview is the guy! I have another vintage piece I'm already planning to take down there after work this week. Cheers.

Professional, fixed it right, all for a great price! I will definately use Cityview TV and Computer…read moreagain! and Tai again!

I was having trouble with the picture on my Samsung tv. TVSS made a house call, diagnosed the…read moreproblem, took the tv to their shop, and returned it better than new. Tvss's prices are very fair. Charles and Tim gave great service. Highly recommended.

These guys showed up right on time, kept the price they had given to me and they were efficient and…read moredid a great job. Explained everything about my new TV including the new remotes, etc. You need a TV mounted on a wall, choose these people. Can't say enough good things about them. They're great !!

I stopped here today after my car's battery died yesterday. They were recommended to me by a…read morefriend. I drive a 2019 Subaru Outback and it had the original battery so it was long overdue for a replacement. I called ahead of time to make sure they had one in stock and they did, so I stopped by a couple hours later. I was immediately greeted by a very friendly gentleman who showed me where to park. He had me pop the hood and checked my alternator, then went to get a new battery. He went to work on replacing it after checking the settings in my car. Once he was done he cleaned up the battery acid from my old battery corroding and I was good to go. It came out to a total of $180, $170 for the battery and $10 for install. The man who helped me was very friendly and knowledgeable. He told me what he was doing before he did it so I knew what was going on. He didn't talk down to me because I'm not a man a which was a welcome relief. Note that they won't work on Subarus if they were made in 2020 or later due to how Subaru batteries work now. I didn't catch the whole explanation but it was good to know. The place itself is small and easy to miss but they have everything you would need battery-wise. They do installs for you and make sure it's all working, all for a very good price. I will definitely be back!

Never again. Mac's…read moreused to be a great place to buy a car battery. However 2-3 years ago the business changed ownership and they moved locations. Long story short, I purchased a car battery and it failed while under warranty. My car had not been started for over a week. I jump started it and then took it to my mechanic that I have used for years. He did 2 different tests, and told me both tests showed the battery was weak and I would need a replacement. Note...my mechanic doesn't sell batteries. He gave me 2 computer read-outs that showed the battery was weak. I took my car back to Macs and told them what had happened and also told him that my mechanic had said the under-warranty battery was weak. This battery had been purchased from Macs less than a year, so it was under full replacement. First the guy at Macs suggested there must be some type of "draw" on the battery. I told him my prior Battery from Interstate lasted around 4 years so if there was a "draw" it just started to "draw" with the new battery. Then the Mac's guy did some testing and said the battery was still good and not weak. Then I showed him the mechanics report that showed 2 different methods of testing, both showing a weak battery. That's when the story changed and Mac's grudgingly replaced my battery. Then, 1.5 years later with the Mac's replacement battery, and not starting the car for a bit, the same thing happened again. Again, I took the battery to my mechanic and again, he ran 2 separate tests. This time he said the results of one showed it was "average" but the other test said he said showed low. No I'm not going back to Mac's for a replacement. Mac's has lost my business. Bottom line, based on them suggesting there was nothing wrong and me showing 2 reports saying they are low, I don't trust them. I went to a store and bought an AC Delco that has a 4-year total replacement warranty. It costs more than Mac's, but I expect it to last 4 years...even when I haven't started my car for a week.

Best in Oregon! Save your time and start here! This is a dying art form of master tube amp repair.read more

An easy 5/5. When Mike fully retires we are in trouble. Friendly, expert, reasonable. A good man…read more One time years ago I brought an amp in and the founder of Musician's Friend had just left. He flew up from Medford in his own plane to have Mike repair his amp.

I love this place! They have a huge selection of quality new and vintage drums. I go there every…read moretime I'm in town! Jeff is a nice guy! He takes time to chat about all things drums. Like I said, I love this place!

Jeff is the absolute best!!! Excellent selection of new used and custom gear. Jeff goes above and…read morebeyond for his customers. He is my absolute go to for drums and accessories.

Hands-down, the best place to buy appliances. I had the most professional and courteous service…read morefrom Barb and Kaiden. Both very knowledgeable, respectful, and helpful. Barb assisted me in getting a rebate for my new washer and dryer and lined up delivery for the very next day. The gentlemen delivered the appliances, professionally and without a hitch This kind of service is hard to beat!!! I won't buy appliances anywhere else in the entire Lakes region except for Neilsens. Really appreciate the thank you gift also. Thank you for making this new home purchase and easy transition for me. Angela Frietze.

GREAT Service! Easy scheduling an appointment that fit our…read moreschedule. Arrived when they said they would and great service. Knowledgeably, and solved our problem for much less than anticipated. Hard to ask for anything more! Strongly recommend them!

I brought in a flugelhorn which had a broken attachment and Ohj fixed it within 45 minutes and it…read morewas better than new. I've seen a bunch of brass labs all over and he's got a great setup. Super professional.

Repair wise, this place may be fine for brass, or for beginner horns, but for woodwinds and more…read moreprecise work, you're best advised to look elsewhere. This opinion is based on many years of experience working with highly respected technicians in major (and smaller) cities. Oh, and the hourly rate is rather high.