Al and Mary are truly wonderful folks. Not only does their shop have cool stuff but they are both…read morea delight. They have some neat antiques and if you are a musician, this will be your new spot. Not only does Frantic Frets have a fantastic selection of quality instruments but Al is wonderful at servicing both guitars and amps.

Save yourself money and headache. Absolutely a disgusting facility. Theres no learning going on…read more Go in anytime before parents start picking up its the adults around talking and on their phones and the kids running around doing whatever. We were there for almost a year because daycares were so backed up and it was the most stressful time for my baby and us as parents.

Great service and great prices for refilling propane tanks! Their Memorial Day sale is also…read morewonderful to get tanks filled for cheap!!

Professional and most helpful. Learned something new about my propane tank refill tooread more

Lousy service!! Whatever happened to "through rain, sleet or snow" ??…read more Obviously NOT in Milton DE :(

Found James after my 40 year old Onkyo TX 905 had a problem. I love this receiver…read more James checked it out and got it back to working condition which made me very happy. James is a vet and a great guy. Very honorable person. So glad that I met him.

If you have never been to an electronics shop (and seen lab instrumentation, components scattered…read morearound, equipment in the midst of repair, and carcasses of dead electronics being scavenged for parts) you might be put off by the outward appearance of James' shop which is chock-full of all the above. It is a sight that is a bit overwhelming at first and I must admit that, for a moment, I almost considered taking my malfunctioning vintage preamp elsewhere; but the fact is that, in coastal Delaware, there really IS no "elsewhere," so the only other option would be to scrap it or sell it for parts on eBay. After checking out suitable new replacements for my preamp it was pretty obvious that I'd have to spend upwards of $500 to go that route, so I figured I'd give James a try. And I'm glad I did. James is a real gentleman and a disciplined technician. I have a background in engineering and so I have great respect for a talented technician, and James is top-notch. Plus, his Air Force background is an additional confidence boost. Anyway, Janes spent quite a bit of time with me and my preamp, and he meticulously, methodologically went through a systematic troubleshooting process to diagnose and repair my equipment. Some people might take issue with the his $40 non-refundable fee for diagnostic services. But for anyone who has an appreciation for the effort required to troubleshoot electronics, this is a totally legitimate policy. There might be some occasions when diagnosis is a snap, but more often than not my guess is that James spends more time on this phase than he recoups from the diagnostic fee. ---And if you go ahead with the repairs, that fee is applied to the total cost anyway, so you won't lose the investment. Note that, being the only repair guy for miles around means that sometimes his backlog can get a bit high. So you might need some patience. Also, James could be a bit more open in regard to his hourly rate. This would help to make the potential bottom-line price less of a surprise. Still, overall, he's a straight shooter and I think his pricing is fair and reasonable. If you want to buy new and are willing to pay for it then go for it. But if you want to generate less waste and extend the life of your electronics by having it repaired instead (like in the "old days" of the 20th century)then I would highly recommend giving James a try!