Very nice, helpful gentleman assisted me in figuring out what to do about repairing my phone. He…read moreis quite knowledgable and I would return in a second to have him work on other electronic items if needed.

The owner of this shop saved the day for our family! We had a heirloom that had recorded voices…read morefrom Christmas' past that had completely stopped working. The owner of this shop took on the challenge and was able to fix the mechanism in just one day. He was so kind and gracious and I could not recommend this shop highly enough.

I needed a water damaged cell phone repaired. I took in an iPhone XS that went thru the washing…read moremachine. Had it working with a new screen over the weekend. Quick response, great pricing, quality work. Hopefully we don't have another phone on spin cycle again, but I have a couple things I will bring there. Some music equipment.

They are efficient courteous and will go out of their way to help you out just wish they would come…read moreto your house and fix PlayStation HDMI port

Drove up from Wheeling to drop off a 30‑year‑old EQ that refused to power on. Vince fixed it in one…read moreday like it was nothing. Didn't charge a penny more than my $25 deposit. Vince is the Chuck Norris of electronics repair.

Vince and Sue run a nice business. Fair reasonable and I think a fast turnaround. Ive used several…read moretimes. You cant go wrong

Very good Service. They will provide an estimate for a service fee which is fair. They guarantee…read moretheir work.

Phil's may be the best kept secret in Pittsburgh and the surrounding areas. If you don't know where…read moreit is, chances are you'll drive past it. The place is well-camouflaged in a residential neighborhood. However, if you're a musician and love to use a tube amp...you need to know about this place. The repairs there are the best. The turnaround time is fast and the prices are more than fair. A few years back, I was renting some gear to a well-known touring band. One of the amps, a solid state one chosen by the rhythm guitarist, needed some serious work. It just wouldn't start up! I took it to Don @ Phil's and had it back 3 days and less than $50 later. I was so impressed, I took another amp, a 4x10 Fender tube amp, in to get the speakers looked at. They were shot. Don was going to re-cone them...but called me later with a surprise. He came across a new-in-box set of original replacements. Parts and labor? $200. That's nothing for a job like this! I've since taken a few amps there. Need an organ fixed? He can do that too. A friend had a Hammond C3 redone there. Cool old TV or Hi Fi or antique radio? He can fix those. Need that impossible to find vintage tube or capacitor? Chances are he has it...possibly a box of them. Its like stepping back to the mid 60s walking in there. Its not flashy at all. Just lots of shelves with tubes and stuff. Tube testers. Stacks of projects lined up. It's a gear-head's dream in there. This place is the real deal and best of all, Don is as honest as they come. His prices are unbelievably fair. He's also a musician and a really interesting guy to talk to. Every time I stop in, I lose at least an hour or more. If you need the work done...go to Phil's. You can tell him I sent you but you don't have to. You'll be glad you went there!