Just picked up my Sony TCK 290 tape deck from the store. I had tried to replace the belts my self but was unsuccessful. When I asked the manager did the tech replace the belts which were supposed to be 3 belts in total. Anyway we got into a a little heated discussion and I had him open the unit and there was only one belt around the motor and the two fly wheels. I showed the illustration which showed the additional belt in the schematic. I was told that it was run for a "long time on the there bench". I didn't argue any further paid the bill and brought the unit home. Connected it to the system and the tape deck made noise and there was a ridiculous amount of wow and flutter that the tape was unplayable. The only thing that was fixed on the deck was the door now opens. Very disappointed to say the least. read more

I went there to have the battery replaced in my key fob for my vehicle. The employee took it from me and went to the back of the store (out of my sight). When he returned it, the back was cracked. He insisted that I gave it to him that way. I know I didn't. He began to argue with me and proceeded to charge me $22+ dollars. I asked him if they gave military discounts. Of course, they don't. **I went there specifically because I didn't want to take the chance of cracking it.** I will never go there again nor recommend it to anyone I know. I took my second key fob to the new Auto Zone in Fairless Hills and they replaced the battery (without cracking the back) and only charged me $8.23. Bucks County Electronics is awful. Not only do they over-charge, but they do horrible work and will not accept the responsibility when they break something. read more

I went to bucks county electronics and they were rude and couldn't really help me because I wasnt buying anything today I couldn't even look at any of the subs or boxes for the subs they were rushy and rude I'll never go there ever again just lost a lot of money smfh read more

I am the owner of a relatively rare Porsche from the late 1980s. The car was originally equipped with a Blaupunkt 'Reno' radio. This radio was replaced some years back by a previous owner with a Sony... the Sony looked absolutely terrible with its glitzy LEDs and silver/black faceplate. I was fortunate to be the recipient of a non-working Reno through the generosity of a fellow Porsche owner. The radio was dead... no power up, no lights, no anything, but it looked nearly new. After considerable research, and going down a couple of dead ends, I decided to send the Reno to BCElectronics. From the very beginning, the staff there understood exactly what I wanted: to return a working Reno to the Porsche just as originally equipped. Of course, "working" was the operative word. Well, Warren at BCElectronics worked his magic on my old, dead, Reno. He successfully sourced essentially-unavailable parts from out of the USA, and proceeded the work with patience and persistence. When the radio was fully repaired and returned, it installed easily and closes the book on this project. Communications with Warren and others at BCElectroinics were excellent; pleasant, personable, and always sensitive to the requirements of this "project." While the work was not inexpensive, I thought it fully reasonable for the work performed... after all, it's an 31-year old radio (virtually unavailable in anything close to decent condition) and it restored the originality of the radio installation in the car. Five stars from me... thanks Warren. read more

I took my Tascam 38 Reel to Reel to BC Electronics to get looked at with the hopes of repair. On their website, it specifically states that there is a minimum labor fee of $63.50 for 8 track Tascam units. However, I was told that I had to pay a $120, which is nearly double the price they claim. He explained "this one is different than other reel to reels"... immediately things seemed fishy, but I paid the $120 because I'm all for supporting local businesses and I wanted it looked at thoroughly, not skimmed over and put on the back burner. I was told 4-6 weeks, to which I received a call 5 weeks later explaining that "there is A LOT wrong with it", to further elaborate and say that it will cost upwards of $1,000. Yeah, no... so, I picked it up two days later. I asked for a written receipt of everything wrong with it and he was oddly apprehensive, saying "I already explained everything on the phone". I did end up receiving a written receipt of the things wrong with it, which was four things, not "A LOT" as he had previously stated. I ended up looking up the parts for those four issues to find that the highest price point for the parts was $25-30. They completely tried to rip me off... $1,000+ to solder a few wires that a novice could. I would absolutely not recommended BC Electronics in regards to vintage equipment. read more

If I could leave zero stars I certainly would - as I sense I was completely lied to about my unit and its repair...I dropped off my unit to be repaired at BC Electronics. I was told 6-12 weeks for the CD portion of my turntable to be repaired. I paid the $63.50 minimal charge and left 2 additional drive belts which I had previously purchased just in case they were needed. I watched the gentleman at the counter tape the bag of belts onto the CD arm, which I thought was strange as I knew the CD portion of the turntable would need to be examined. Approximately 2 weeks later, I received a call from the same gentleman at BC Electronics stating specifically the sled motor was damaged and no longer available. I asked if there was a model number, description, picture, manual, diagram, etc. so I could research it as I was told all his resources were exhausted and I probably would not be able to find it. I researched eBay and sure enough found the sled motor, paid for it and had it shipped to me. I revisited the store a day or two later with the sled motor and was surprised when the same gentleman stated - "I told you it was the attached plastic gear on the sled motor which was cracked, and the unit came as one piece with the sled motor." I told him this is not what he had stated to me on the phone, because I specifically wrote everything down to which he replied "This is why I do not have customers research parts, but because you wanted to look for it I let you do it."...I asked if it could be 3D printed to which he replied he did not know...as it was a very intricate, complicated and complex gear part with angles and was the reason why these units had been discontinued. Luckily, I had the number to the out of state vendor who sold me the sled motor, I asked the BC Electronics gentleman if he would talk to the vendor directly, so this type of mix up would not occur again. He refused, stating he had other things to do. I called the sled motor vendor and was told they would look for the part, but the gear piece was a separate piece and may be a part of old stock and they would see if they had another one. I asked the BC Electronics gentleman to take a picture, to which he said it would take a few days, so I left him my email and departed. On my drive home, I felt it would be best to turn around and go retrieve my unit. I was greeted again by name and I informed the BC Electronics gentleman I wanted to pick up my unit. He said the unit was on the workbench in several pieces and his computers were down, so he couldn't complete the paperwork or put my unit back together and to come back in a few days. I resisted and asked how many pieces and since I had already paid the deposit.... what paperwork would need to be completed - other than a signature stating I picked up the unit? He said he would drop what he was doing and get the paperwork done. ALL OF A SUDDEN, the computers worked so he could print a final invoice. When he went back to retrieve my unit, he came back right away carrying my unit and stated, "OH YEAH your unit WAS put back together and you also had a bag of belts drives as well". And .... NOT TO MY SURPRISE....The bag of previously purchased belt drives were taped in the EXACT spot where they had been taped on the CD arm when I dropped it off - almost a month earlier. Needless to say - I feel deceived and lied to and I would not recommend BC Electronics to anyone. read more

B.c. electronics did a repair on my old Tascam reel to reel tape machine, the repair was done quickly and efficiently The staff where knowledgeable and pleasant, although it was a bit more expensive than I thought it would be the machine is running better than it ever has, thanks again to BC read more

Repaired my vintage KLH Model 21 Receiver and Model 21 FM radio. The receiver was costly, but the results are outstanding. I have never, in 40 years, found such a skilled servicer of stereo equipment. Highly recommend. read more

Used their services twice within the past year, 1st time was rear deck speaker removal and installation after a accident with glass remaining in the car. charged a little bit more but cleaned out the remaining glass that they could find installed the speakers with no trouble or complaints. price was comparable to best buy but with faster service. 2nd time i had a remote starter put in the car, was able to have it installed the next day and have it within a few hours. in this case they were cheaper than bestbuy and i was also able to avoid the wait time that best buy was offering almost weeks later. So far no issues with either product service was great and i would recommend them to friends who need work done. read more