Expert gear repair and pro audio support in Seattle.
Condor Electronics Pro Audio Service in Seattle is a trusted electronics store and repair hub for professional audio gear. Reviews spotlight a knowledgeable team that researches and fixes unique gear, from theremin mods to Line 6 Helix issues, often going the extra mile. Some experiences note long diagnostics and communication gaps. Overall, it’s a local resource for expert gear work and support.
10007 Aurora Ave N, Seattle, WA 98133, USA
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Expert diagnostics and repair for amplifiers, mixers, speakers, and specialized gear like theremins and keyboards.
Offering a selection of professional audio equipment, parts, and accessories for musicians and studios.
Priority service for urgent repairs to get your gear back quickly, ideal for touring musicians.
Comprehensive troubleshooting and issue identification for audio electronics with detailed reports.
Installation of mods, woofers, jacks, and other components with precision and care.
Overall rating
Doug Pierson
Fast, professional, FRIENDLY, knowledgeable—all of these and more. They were clearly busy, but they took time with me and my son to get him set before a performance. I’ve had three different amplifiers repaired here, some I wasn’t sure could be repaired, and all three are still in use today thanks to the folks at Condor.
Nicholas Floyd
I had a tube amp repaired by these guys. They took care of it and shipped it back packed very well, and it works great now. Great service & communication.
Joshua Craig
I had a mod installed in my theremin. No one in the shop had ever worked on one before, and there was a small issue after installation. I brought it back and they were more than willing to do a ton of research and extra work to get it into shape, and they didn’t charge me a dime extra. I can’t speak highly enough of everyone there. Super cool, kind, knowledgeable, helpful, and supportive. Honestly, any gear work I can’t do I’ll be bringing here from now on.
fredy castillo
Amazing communication from the team at first, but unfortunately my experience went downhill. I brought in my Mackie SRM450 v1 because the horn was acting up. They charged me 110 for diagnosing the issue told me everything was fine, so I took it to a gig, only for the horn to fail again, cutting my set short and costing me time and money. I brought it back for further diagnostics, but the process dragged on for about 4–5 months. Despite my repeated calls, I kept being reassured that it was being taken care of. It wasn’t until I showed up in person that I learned my speaker had been sitting in a queue for someone who doesn’t even work on that type of repair. I did not get a refund and they said they’d start on it the next day, but at that point I chose to take it elsewhere.
Joseph Kocevar
Work was great. Communication was great. Had a dead key and no sound from speakers or headphone jack. Keyboard came back 100% repaired, but with some grease on the keys. Circuitboard and capacitors were replaced cheaply, but bench fee is 60$. One hour minimum was 120$. Extra parts were 30$ plus an extra 15 min of labor 30$. All in all 260$ or so to fix a 300$ keyboard. This place seems like a good option for high price equipment, but equipment less than 500$ may be better off to dispose of and replace.
Dreamscapes Landscaping
combative representative on the phone when trying to understand woofer replacement processes,,, Explained clearly that he will not look up a part cost without a $120 service fee. Not how I think business should be done, hence the 1 star! Found a different local shop to quote me over the phone and so I am dropping off my Yamaha woofer to that shop!
