They fixed two keyboards, and also restored my ESS AMT is better than new. Well they did. It took about 185 hours of playing to break in. They do highlight any imperfections in the amp, so I'm bringing him my Nachamichi 730s to be restored next. read more

I had a really good experience with this company. I have a carver amplifier that kept turning off. Called them, they quoted me the diagnostic fee, communication was great. They told me how long it would take to repair. What the cost was and called me when it was ready. They fixed it and cleaned it and it's good as new. What more can you ask for? read more

You're sorry couldn't help me ? Be sorry your workers or whoever works there is a grumpy pos . He's lucky I didn't push the matter into something in person . I was ready come bring your shop some serious issues from way you guys had enough time to fuck with me I was gonna bring it back ten fold. Be careful who you're fucking with because you don't know me . I hope your business goes bankrupt . Anyone reading this that needs audio equipment fixed and for half the rates these bozos cost look up " the audio nerd " in Rocklin . Those guys were quick to fix my issues with my cd player and didn't give me a slight bit of shit . Plus it's a way cooler store , Cooler owners , cooler employees and cooler experience . Go to hell rainbow electronics read more

Months ago I brought my vintage ESS AM1A Heil Air Motion Transformers to them. I had an old pair, built in the 1980s, but lost their greatness. They told me they could replace the electronics and fix the speakers so they would sound better than new. I took a chance. They said it would take a break in period. First one speaker sounded much better when I plugged it in, no bass. Something seemed wrong. I logged a call and they said to bring it in. These are heavy big things, not something I can move myself. A few days later that one started playing some bass. Fast forward almost two months, and WOW they sound BETTER than ever. They now rival speakers worth $10K or more. Mind you, I'm a professional musician, a Concert Band director and have great ears. I don't want my speakers to sound like Thudders, I want them to sound like the real things, great musicians playing acoustic instruments in a concert hall. They do it. They sound way better than ever. It took two months for them to fully break in, but WOW! They are GREAT. Thanks. read more

Pita Q stands out among many Middle Eastern restaurants in the Sacramento area, offering a distinctive style of fresh, healthy, and delicious food. On the menu are salads, "pita" sandwiches, and rice bowls. There is an amazing array of offerings from which to build a salad. The sandwiches are wrapped in flat bread rather than the pita bead offered at many other places. My son and I tried the chicken version, which was loaded with deliciously marinated chicken and crisp vegetables, and a great sauce. The criss-cross fries are smothered with feta cheese, jalapeno ranch and a second spicy sauce with cilantro, and the result is sublime. The hummus is available for takeout, and is about the best I've ever tasted. Counter service is welcoming and friendly. I can't wait to go back! read more

When I was a kid I owned a low-end Marantz receiver (it was stolen in a burglary). Bummer! I always wanted another one and finally got around to buying one a few years back. It's a circa 1975 Marantz 2235B, by no means top of the line, but it sounds great, is plenty loud for me, has great features, and I really love it. A few months ago I tried listening to a record (yes, vinyl) and when I powered up the Marantz receiver I smelled that horrible burnt electric odor. Lights were on, but there was no sound. I started looking for some place that could repair my vintage receiver, but at the time all I found were a couple of shops in the bay area. Then life intruded and the repair got put on the back burner. About a month ago and I started looking again for a vintage stereo repair shop and found Rainbow Electronics right down the street from where I live! I left them an email and they called me back the next day! Yes, they could repair my Marantz! Awesome! I brought it in and had a great conversation with the super-friendly technician. About a week passed, maybe more, and no one had contacted me about the status of the repair. I'm not shy, so I called (it might have been on Monday) and was told they hadn't even looked at it yet, but that they would bump it up to the front of the line and get it to me by the following Monday. I guess I must have made some sort of disappointed sound or something, because the lady I was speaking with said, "What, do you have something going on?" Actually, I did! I told her some friends were visiting from out-of-state and would be here on Thursday. She said she thought they had all the parts in stock needed to repair my unit and that they might be able to get it to me by then! I said it would be great if they could do that! Now it was Wednesday and I was wondering if I would have music when my friends visited, so I called Rainbow Electronics again, hoping the repair might be completed. The lady checked and said I could pick up the receiver that afternoon! I went in and got my newly repaired Marantz 2235B. They gave me a receipt that said it tested ok, along with a bag of parts that had been replaced. There were quite a few little electronic gizmos in that baggie (I have absolutely no idea what they are or what they do; see the picture, maybe you'll know). I took my receiver home and hooked it up. It worked perfectly! We had a great visit with my friends and listened to many records and CDs! I have been listening to music every day since it came back. It sounds so good! Really, I believe it sounds better than it did before it stopped working. Full disclosure: It wasn't cheap to have my Marantz fixed. But I knew when I bought a vintage stereo receiver that at some point it might need to be repaired and that it would probably cost some coin. So be it. I have a beautiful, fully functioning vintage Marantz that now works like a charm because Rainbow Electronics had the expertise to diagnose the problem and get it back in working order. Things cost what they cost and expert technicians who do the job correctly are always worth the price, IMHO. Besides, what's the alternative? I'm not tossing out my vintage receiver just because it requires repair. If you love your old electronic equipment but it needs fixing, Rainbow Electronics is the place to go. I'm a satisfied customer who is happy with the service provided by Rainbow Electronics and highly recommend them. read more

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I sent a couple of Line 6 transmitters for repair. The terms seemed reasonable, there is a moderate bench fee to diagnose, that is then included in the repair. However, the estimate for repair was more than the cost of new units, and more than 2x the cost of functioning used units. In order to not lose the bench fee, i had one unit repaired. It took half a year. This is not entirely Rainbow's fault, as they had to wait for parts. I didn't like that it was "one more month, one more month..." Rainbow was responsive with communication, and easy to talk to. But overall I would not use them again due to prohibitive cost of repair. read more

They honestly don't know to much about electronics just basic stuff that anyone can search online my father took his QSC k12.2 and my dads a pretty busy guy every weekends for his gigs so he paid the extra money to get it looked and fixed and then they called him and told him the part that got messed up wasent under warranty and basically charged him 500 for nothing I sooner then got another guy to look at it his names is Dave and he knows his shit and said the part was under warranty and then called his buddys @qsc then sent the part out and got it fixed for 120 this has been over a year and my dad is still issuing the k12.2... find someone else to do the work for you guys that actually care about your satisfaction and not just the money for eyeballing He didn't get anything fixed that's the problem you guys charged for no reason just to "look" at it read more

Good technicians very knowledgeable about the equipment. I live far away so I couldn't pick my amp up right away but they held it for me for over a month. read more

Brought a McIntosh DVD player to this shop to fix a problem. The only problem was the disc tray was not opening. They charged me 250.00 as an initial deposit. After a month, they called me and said they could not repair it because McIntosh did not provide the part and they asked me to pick up the DVD back. I went to the shop to pick up my DVD and asked if they would refund me the 250 back. They said no. At home, to my surprise, the DVD does not turn on anymore. I do not know what they did with my machine. I called the shop to see, and the technician told me he had experienced that and he would not discuss this subject with me. Very strange because it was not reported when they called me to pick up the machine. The result of the experience with Rainbow Electronics is : 1- I spent 250 for nothing and now I have two problems: does not turn on and the tray still does not open. 2- one of the worst customer service you can have. They were arrogant and prepotent. They treat you as an idiot who understands nothing and must believe everything they say. I will write a letter to McIntosh, explaining the situation and ask McIntosh to remove this shop from their website as a credentialed repair shop. If it is going to happen It is not acceptable the way they deal with the customers. I hope this review helps other customers. I wish I had read one review like that before. read more

I took my Macintosh 1500 and LW. Erath speakers to Rainbow electronics 2-18-2025. Got it back 3-3-2025 and it sounds FANTASTIC! The stereo would not produce any sound when I took in it. The stereo had been modified to work with the Erath reverse feedback design, which I guess was a interesting idea at the time, but not worth working with today. The guys at Rainbow electronics replaced the modified crap and put the system back to rights. It's only been one day, but DAM it SOUNDS SO GOOD! Rainbow electronics is not cheap, but as the old saying goes,"you get what you pay for"! Thank you Rainbow team, My awesome stereo works ands sounds great now! The house is a rocking! read more

I called and explained the issue I was having with our Pioneer receiver. Rainbow quoted me $125 for a diagnostic. My wife drove 45 minutes to drop off the receiver at Rainbow and when she arrived they turned her away because they're not an authorized Pioneer repair shop and can't get the parts they would need. read more

this is a great place man they have taken care of all of my stuff efficiently and in a timely manner and with great respect for my gear, thank you rainbow electronics! read more

I was a loyal customer for 10 years + to Rainbow and have spent $$$$ of dollars with them. BUT! My last 2 experiences will have me using other resources moving forward. - dates - 2020 / 2021 1st, I gave them an Avalon 737 mic pre to repair.. This is a quote from the repair guy "we didn't have the capacitor with the same voltage, so we used one a little higher" So he didn't repair the amp to spect and the amp never sounded the same. I ended up selling the because it didn't provide the same texture. 2nd, I showed up with 2 monitor amps that needed help. But I had a Yamaha monitor amp that was shorting out, that was the important amp. I showed up, paid the check-in fee. On the spot the guy plugged the Yamaha in and of course it played fine, he basically shrugged his shoulders at it, then he gave it back to me "It seems to work fine." He did no work on it, literally plugged it in, I was there 10 minutes. So I said "ok let me give you my other amp"... They insisted I needed to make another deposit to look at that amp. I asked them if they could use the Yamaha deposit toward the other amp since they didn't do any work. They insisted that my fee was forfeited and I'd need to make another deposit for them to look at the other amp... They insisted thats policy.. Thats BS! They stole my money as far as I'm concerned! They treated me like I was trying to scam them or I was trying to get over on them. I literally just gave you a deposit for them to do absolutely nothing... Plug in an amp and hand it back... I took both my amps and left! I found another shop that treated me like they wanted my business, they were cheaper and they used spec parts! I wont be back! read more

So, I sent my Korg Nautilus 88 in to these people to have the key bed upgraded to After Touch. I thought it was mighty considerate of Korg to offer this as a $499 upgrade to all current owners of the Nautilus (61 and 88 key only), and this shop was one of just a couple in the Bay area that were Korg authorized. I live in northern Humboldt county so I had to ship the board to them, for an additional cost of $300. The board was in pristine condition when I packed it off. All the programs were intact. It had absolutely no issues whatsoever. It arrived at Rainbow Electronics on 10-11-24, and Robyn told me it would take a week to get the part from Korg, and I should have it back within the next week. It took another week and a half. No big deal. But the fact that the board was returned with a broken bass key and a frazzled hard drive was, in fact, a big deal. When informed of this fact, Robyn agreed to pay for shipping back to her shop to fix the issues. Great. The board went back and sat in their shop for awhile before someone got around to it. There was no monetary incentive so I guess I was the lowest priority. Not cool. I finally received the keyboard on Saturday, 11-23-24! Upon unboxing I was not happy to see the condition of the board. It had scratches and greasy finger prints all over the exterior. It looked like someone ate their lunch over it, on more than one occasion. Obviously, it had been treated poorly, and nobody had had the decency to clean it up before they packed it. I truly wish I had checked Yelp before I sent my board to these people. There were other authorized shops and I should have done due diligence. They were referred through Korg USA as an authorized service center. I can't wait to hear what Korg has to say about this mess. Anyway, heed this warning! Don't make the same mistake I did. Take your stuff somewhere else. Anywhere else is preferable. read more

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They do good work, and they know their stuff. On top of that they're super honest, They will never steer you wrong. Honest about what can be fixed and what can't. They fix everything from home appliances to electric pianos. If it's electric they can fix it. read more

I just got my McIntosh MCD500 repaired by Rainbow. Wait time from the day I dropped it off to the day I picked it up was 29 days...amazing!! That included the time it took to order and receive the necessary parts from McIntosh. Since I only wanted it repaired by an authorized McIntosh Service Center, I was getting wait estimates of up to 6 months. I really didn't want to ship it nor did I want to drive to the Bay Area. I'm completely happy with the repair, the time it took and the cost of the repair. I have no hesitation in recommending Rainbow Electronics. read more

Been here 3 times, had repairs done twice - the third was too expensive at the time (Carver A-753x). I give 4 stars because the work is VERY good. Quality techs and they do really understand the electronics they work on. Fair value, and yes they are expensive because they don't hire cheap monkeys with soldering irons. I cringe at the price, but I know professionals are worth the money. I had them repair a very old McIntosh pre-amp years ago in their old location, and the latest repair was a Simaudio Moon Aurora 5- which was expensive, but considering the amp cost more than an entry level car when new - I was ok with the repair and it runs cleanly years later. They even offered to cater the tuning and performance to my preferences. All in all, I feel you can trust their work on vintage and high end audio gear, be prepared to pay for it - and I am very pleased since everything they've worked on for me has lasted - as my Moon Aurora 5 was repaired pre-covid and thankfully so - I had a lot of free time to listen alone. :) read more

I recently had a chance to need their service. Customer service was lacking. They charged me nearly $300.00 dollars to change a battery in my keyboard. I sought to have a timer (I should have said "metronome" or "click track restored") in my sequencer restored and battery replaced, nothing more. This was on Oct 19. Last week I got the call my keyboard was repaired. When I got there I as told the battery mount was replaced and new battery was installed, nothing else like II requested. I was told, "See it says here 'Timer in sequencer battery, don't touch anything else.'" Even though I pointed out those are to items on separate lines. "well, the company told me they don't have a sequencer. To add insult to injury, the owner (I'm told) called me to reiterate it says 'sequencer battery' and I will not discuss it anymore. Enjoy the $272.85. With all the work they have going in there, they can afford not to discuss a attitude. They probably do good work if it's easy. They keyboard is an Ensonic ESQ1 workstation by Sequential Circuits. Harold Collins read more

200$ to repair a headphone stud. No thanks! Don't waste your time.. Really need some more electronics repair options.

I brought in my Yamaha digital mixer because it wasn't booting. This mixer was pretty old and not supported. Rainbow electronics was not able to fix the issue, but was able to at least tell me what was causing it. It turned out that the SCSI CD ROM went bad and was preventing a full boot up. Once the SCSI CD ROM was unplugged, it booted up. I was able to later install a new SCSI CD ROM and everything is now 100% functional. read more

I have an extensive sound system of high end equipment. It was in storage for over 12 years. Over 20 units had to be repaired or rebuilt. I have a Mcintosh pre amp that had ongoing issues that three previous authorized repair services could not fix. Rainbow repaired it properly for the first time it has worked as it should since new. Their prices are fair based on the quality of their work and service. I don't believe 5 stars is high enough. James read more

Don't go here if you need any amp repairs they charged me 500$ to replace some tubes and a fuse I took the diagnostics to skips music and they said it should have cost me at the most 300$ not to mention my amp sound's worse/quieter than it did before. read more

This is the closest Yamaha-recommended repair shop to where I live (Reno, NV--2 hours away). Wish there was a place closer but at least it's a nice excuse to get out of town for the day. Very professional; repaired my Yamaha stage piano and a JBL speaker for a fair price and in a timely manner. Will definitely continue to use and recommend them. Thanks for a great job! read more

My nine-year-old pro audio keyboard synthesizer was in need of reconditioning and I needed to find an authorized Yamaha repair center. As a resident of downtown Sacramento I was so lucky to find Rainbow Electronics practically in my backyard. Even better, Rainbow Electronics came highly recommended by one of my friends who has had many audio components repaired over the years to come. I can't thank Robyn's guys enough for the new life that they put into my keyboard. It works perfectly now. It is so nice to have it back -- I suffer from practice withdrawals when away from my keyboard for more than a few days. The cost for reconditioning was very reasonable, and much less than the costs involved had I needed to start looking at a replacement keyboard. When you're as attached to your instrument as I am, you don't want to let it go just because the ashtrays are full and it needs some maintenance work. Many thanks, guys! Our Sacramento community is fortunate to have a professional electronics repair station of the caliber of Rainbow Electronics. Kurt K. read more

Looking at the reviews, I can't help but laugh cause the one star reviews here are spot on. Yes, their tech there is not in touch with the camaraderie nor respect associated with fellow musicians. Especially ones who call about getting their gear repaired. Whomever I spoke to was extremely condescending and rude. I can only guess Rainbow has lost thousands of dollars a month in potential repairs because of this. The other hallmark was this forced $85 fee per hour to diagnose the issue. No one does that when the problem is known and you're talking to someone who knows what the eff they're talking about - mainly me. So yea, no thanks. read more

On fender's webpage for warranty repair this location is listed as a place for you to take you're equipment fixed when I called fender to have a new guitar repaired under manufacture warranty ($1500 guitar was missing a screw at the bottom of the guitar string and volume knob was loosen from the side) when I spoke with the fender customer service repair rep he mentioned to contact this location and they will repair it at no cost. I contacted this location and the gentleman over the phone who answered said they only repair Fender Amps/pedals and they do not fix/repair guitars. I understand but if that's the case then this location should not be listed under "guitar warranty repair centers" and more Fender customers should not be sent this location. This company needs to contact Fender and have them take Electronic off the repair list so future customers don't go through this issue. Fender will be getting the same review from me as well. read more

Ok this place is simply great. Awesome techs that know what they are doing. They even make a warmenfat micro tube amp that smacks pretty hard. Found this out picking up a nord stage 3 that had a pitch bend error and saw a few sitting on an old fender amp. They fixed the nord no problem. And we're quite fast too. Way quicker than what they had told me it was going to take which I was pleasantly surprised. Anyway here is to the reviewers complaining and giving low ratings. STOP BUYING CRAPPY GEAR. If you buy something that costs 300 bucks like an amp or something and something happens to it. Don't waste your time like you've already done buying it in the first place. don't bring it to these PROFESSIONALS who repair PROFESSIONAL grade equipment. Yes it cost 400 dollars and some change to fix a pitch bender on the Nord. Well worth it compared to buying a new 3700 dollar nord. But for those bringing in cheap solid state amps or whatever crappy China made garbage wanting them fixed. You will be better off buying another piece of crap if you like playing out of crap. But if you were smart you would invest in your sound and buy something that will stand many tests. time, wear, tear. And then if something does happen to that solid investment. These people can actually help you out and get your gear up to running order. But don't waste your time bringing in cheap gear and hoping to get a cheap fix. Rainbow electronics fixes gear that merits fixing. Plain and simple. God bless these people for being in Sacramento. Was afraid I would have to drive to LA to get it fixed. read more

The staff was very forthright and professional. I dropped off a Roland Cube amp that brand new at Guitar Center would cost 309. Rainbow's diagnostic fee was 90 that goes towards repair. They called 6 weeks later with the diagnosis. They needed to replace a $10 switch and said they charge $100 an hour so the total cost out the door to fix would be $279. Of course I could buy a new one for about $30 more plus tax. My fault for thinking this would be about a $100 fix or so. No wonder people just throw stuff out. read more

Repair shops that work on "regular" amp heads are hard to find. I've been discouraged from having gear fixed by other shops because it isn't a $2000 Orange head, therefore not worth their time. So, with trepidation I called up Rainbow, and he said no problem, bring it in. The shop is in a mostly empty strip mall off Manzanita. When I got there, I waited around for 10-15 as he was late to open up the shop. Told me it would be two weeks before he could look at it. Took at $85 deposit, which is applied to your total balance at the end if you choose to have he work done. Called me just over two weeks later to tell me what the damage would be. About a week after that, I got a call saying it was done and I could come pick it up. He ended up charging me about $50 less than the original quote, so that was cool. Total cost to have my head repaired was just under $300, so definitely not cheap, but worth it, and less than buying a new one. read more

Well friendly customer service at this place is what I feel I was not getting from one employee when I showed him an item I needed fixed. Just wanted a common part replaced that most electronic repair shops can replace and have done probably several times with not much difficulty and there was easy access to the bad part. I just wanted the part replaced and the oem part was still available from the mfg..just swap out the bad part and put in the new part in thats all I needed. I don't need no guarantee because the unit is old ..if the unit did not work after that I d just get a new unit because of the age of the unit but na they wanted a paid diagnosis to be done. The part only needed cleaning but for how old it was I d rather just have it replaced so it will last me another 17 years most likely.. I was polite and nice and friendly but seems to me and is of my opinion if I won't have anything or everything I bring diagnosed with the expensive fee for that then I don't deserve friendly customer service.. seems like the diagnosis with the expensive fee is their first initial interest and most import part for them to do any work IMHO. I would not recommend this place due to the customer service and no volunteered forecast by the rep to the possibility or probability of what the costs for the work could be. Another repair shop was friendly and was willing to replace the parts for me but instead advised me to clean the part since it was easy to get to and if any problem I can bring back to have the part replaced. read more

Robin and her crew are professional and courteous. I struggled to find a place that I could trust to repair a 40 plus year old Akai Reel to Reel player that had a lot of sentimental value. They gave me a fair estimate and completed the repairs faster than I expected. I had no idea this unit could sound so good! A big shout out to Rainbow Electronics! I'll be telling everyone about you! read more

I will give this place high marks for timely and good repairs of your vintage (or even not-so vintage) stereo equipment, amplifiers, and other electronics. However, they have an uncanny knack for pricing--charging high enough to make you hesitate and consider throwing your broken component out and buying a brand new one instead, but just barely low enough so that you decide to repair it anyway. In other words, their prices can be quite high. read more

Horrible place. DO NOT bring anything here. I brought in two of my QSC speakers there I told them that one speaker kind of worked but would turn off randomly if it got loud and that the other one didn't turn on at all they charged me $170 just for the diagnostic fee and then to fix one of my speakers they wanted to charge me $700 I look online and see that the part is $220 and there's videos everywhere and people installing this part in three minutes yet they feel the need to do a 100% markup on parts plus try and tell me it's going to take two hours for the repair. And then they tell me my other speaker was perfectly OK so I set up the speaker at one of my events and lo and behold the speaker goes out just like I said it does so they couldn't even diagnose the speaker correctly. Idiots! Complete waste of money. Go anywhere else! read more

My stereo is mostly vintage 70's equipment. Techs that repair vintage Marantz, Phase Linear, etc. are getting harder to find. I moved here from the Bay Area in the fall. It was not long before one of my amplifiers needed professional servicing. I prefer finding local techs as I do not like shipping equipment. Thankfully, I found Rainbow Electronics in Citrus Heights. Upfront deposits for diagnosis are standard in this industry as it takes time to find the problem. Rainbow charged a fair amount and promised a diagnosis/estimate in four weeks (again, this is also typical). It took 5 weeks and I was pleased considering three major holidays fell in this period. I have had repairs like this take eight months to get back from other repair shops. My amp was repaired a week later for a fair and reasonable price. These guys know what they are doing. My amplifier is performing like new and I am certain these guys will not be seeing it again for a very long time, if ever. Of course, I have other pieces that may need repair and I will take them to Rainbow. read more

I bought in a Mcintosh MC275 to be repaired. I was told two weeks for an estimate and Rainbow Electronics called me in one week with an estimate. The work was completed a week after the estimate. Hubert was extremely helpful, knowledgeable and professional. I am very pleased with costumer service. Thanks you. read more

The work is excellent, and the information is spot on. Especially when it's job that may require some trouble shooting you won't find anyone better. I do think that simple fixes, such as replacing a power power cord or a pot shouldn't warrant the price $75-$85 charge. But then again we're else can I go? Nobody else does that kind of work since all the other places (like uncle spot in Lodi, ca) closed up. They got the area by the balls, and they know it read more

I was blown away when they refused to replace a diode on my YAMAH keyboard circuitboard everything's fine though yeah ($2.14 cent part and simple solder) with out me bring in the whole keyboard ($85 Service Fee, not including the repairs which i was told could be a couple hundred) This seams a bit greedy to me. I told them i was willing to play $50 (cost of a new panel $63.22) which i believe is more than fair for 10 min of there time to solder. I order the diode from YAMAH and will have the issue fixed for about $5 and 2hrs of my time. Poor customer service and in my opinion an overreaching in price. read more

Took my beloved Line 6 Series 700 emulator guitar (with VERY complicated electronics) to Rainbow because NOBODY ELSE in Sacramento would work on it. (please note: Rainbow is NOT a guitar repair shop, but they do an awesome job on the electronics)... My guitar would not even power on when i brought it in. The man who took my guitar said it would be two weeks, and it WAS two weeks... BUT... they got it right! And they DID NOT Charge me an arm and a leg... they charged me a VERY reasonable 85 $ 'diagnosis' fee... which they then applied to the repair work... which only cost an additional 112$... now, my 750.00 Line 6 plays like new! Interesting folks down there too... LOL THANKS for my baby back, Rainbow!! read more

Overpriced, not too friendly. When i was hesitant to leave my item because of price, the guy said, "most people just leave things" not that thats weird but after further discussion, did not leave it. Paradyme sound/vision, hands down better. read more