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The Vintage Audio Revival Is Running Out of People Who Can Keep It Alive and a Spare Parts Problem Is Making It Worse
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The Vintage Audio Revival Is Running Out of People Who Can Keep It Alive and a Spare Parts Problem Is Making It Worse
One shop has 200 repairs waiting, and its future rests on one man’s health. When Brent Jessee of AudioTubes retired after 30 years of selling tested and graded vintage tubes, some customers rushed to buy years of spares before his shop closed. Their reaction points to a larger problem across vintage audio. Old amplifiers and receivers still have strong demand, and many are worth repairing. Keeping them alive depends on technicians, parts supplie…
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