Closing at 745 on a Saturday at a tourist destination is not how you impress out of town folks…read more Look, I'm sorry you're working the late shift, but YOU HAVE A JOB! Sell people your product instead of hiding in the back of the store. I predict this store will soon be out of business. And not a moment too soon!

Here is a shout out to the independent guy! This 'mom & pop' electronic repair shop was such a…read morewelcome relief to find. I had asked my friends where I could take my TV for repair. Most people had no clue and some suggested Best Buy and/or HHGregg. Ummmm...those places want you to BUY new electronics and would most likely give you an estimate too outrageous to even consider repairing. I was determined to find out if my TV could be fixed since it was less than 5 years old. I went onto Yelp with little success (sorry!) and then to Angie's List. THAT is how I found ITR. I spent some time talking to the owner on Saturday when I was dropping off my 37" Polaroid TV for repair. He has been at this location for over 30 years. BTW...if you are a member of Angie's List, there is a $10 coupon to use towards repairs. Unfortunately, we live in an era of everything being disposable. TV broken? Just throw it out and buy a new one. Yes, I admit, sometimes that is more cost effective, but look what that is doing to our environment! Landfills are full of non-biodegradable junk. Yes, there are electronic recyclers, but again, some people don't want to go to the trouble of finding them and just dump dump dump! It turns out that ITR Electronics has been seeing a great number of flat screen TVs lately for repair. They overheat and the power source burns out. That is what was wrong with my TV. It cost $189.95 (minus the $10 Angie's List coupon) to repair and now my TV is working like new. A similar TV would cost between $500-$1000 to replace...believe me, I looked. The owner suggested running a small oscillating fan behind the TV to keep it cool so I don't experience the same issues down the road. I will take his advice and hopefully the TV will be with me for years to come. I highly recommend this electronic repair shop in Indianapolis! It is located on the east side of downtown. Not the best area in town, so they close early (4:30 p.m. week nights; 9:00-2:00 on Saturdays).

My Samsung Plasma TV quit working last Friday and I had no idea who to call about repairing it. I…read morecalled ITR and Rick said I could bring it to the shop or he could come to my house. I live in Anderson, about 25 miles from their shop and the TV was to heavy for me to take in so I set up an appointment for Tue. at 9:15 and Rick was here at 9:15. He was very professional and had my TV fixed in about 30 minutes. The price charged was reasonable and has a 90 day warranty. I would/will recommend ITR. Very prompt and fair priced.

Stansifer Radio is my go-to shop for everything electronics! I fondley remember going there when I…read morewas a kid with my dad. He bought a super sweet Voice of Music reel to reel stereo setup. My my was really upset with him. Customer care is paramount as Stansifer's. The staff is SO friendly and accommodating! Great selection and value at every nook and cranny!

Great, knowledgeable customer service. The fellow with whom I spoke really knew his stuff and…read moreguided me away from an expensive, unnecessary purchase.

They had what I was looking for. Plenty of parking and a good selection. The salesman seemed like…read morehe really knew what he was talking about.

This place used to be pretty good but closed down recently sad really electrical components used to…read morebe just down the road now it 2 hour round trip or else order and wait

Well I've given them plenty of chances to earn my business. Did a show room visit. Was looking to…read moreput a golf simulator in my house. Jason came out April 18th to do measurements and get me a quote and design put together. It's June 25th now. I told him no rush, however I texted him to check in last month (May 2025). He said he emailed me the quote and design. I told him I didn't get it and maybe it went to my spam (which would be weird because we've exchanged emails before). Texted 3 times since then and sent an email. Crickets. Guess they don't like money ‍ Might've actually done a good job but they don't get that chance now. Ignoring potential customers is literally the epitome of bad business practices.

We put in an audio/video system including outdoor cameras, whole home audio, and "one remote that…read morecontrols all" about 3 years ago. It was extremely expensive, and now the remote doesn't work so none of the system can be accessed. There is a camera out, and we can't connect to the audio system from our phones because it now says we need a subscription to connect. No one answers the phone number any longer. Really?!??!