Poor service and storage looks like a dump yard . Quality and confidence in repairing were both low .

Amazing service! Honest, reputable and expert repair service. I have had a weighted key digital piano, multiple amps repaired by Musicians Electronic Service, always a great experience. read more

He fixed my 20 year old amp. There's nowhere else I know of that can do such a thing.

I got a quick turnaround on repairs to my Fender Blues Deluxe. Reasonably priced. I did need to call to find out it was finished

I visited couple years ago with two electric guitar amp (fender and line6, both tube model) and 2 keyboard (pc-88 & yamaha motif 88). He fixed it really well. Reasonable price and great service. Its little hard to park in the front though. He seemed to be working by himself so it made take a while. read more

AVOID! RIPOFF! SCAMMER!! Not only did it take weeks for this dude to repond to me after I dropped off an amp to repair, he also just went ahead and did the work without even providing an assessment of what the issue was nor esimtate for parts and labor to repair! He just finally called me one day and told me that the "good" news was that he had fixed the issue but the "bad" news was that he had a bunch of hours into the amp to find the problem which he stated was due to some bad capacitors and also two pre-amp tubes all of which he replaced. He wanted $300 for the repair. What he didn't realize was that I had just retubed the entire amp with new tubes purchased directly from the manufacturer and had tested them out sucessfully before I dropped the amp off to ensure that wasn't the root cause of the issue I was having. I also babied the thing in transit. When I mentioned this to him on the call he acted surprised and said he would knock it down to $285 and not charge me for the new tubes he installed. So when I arrived to pick up the amp first of all he had some heavy PA sitting on top of it. I asked him again which tubes went bad and he got all flustered and told me he couldnt recall exactly as he was writing up the bill of service. I also asked him if he had the two tubes that went bad so I could return them to the manufacturer and he said no. Then he came back with a bill for $300! To which I told him I thought it was $285 and he said yeah but he had to add tax. That said the amp does appear to be working (for now).....but we'll see. The bottom line is this dude is an untrustworth piece of sh*t!!! Be forwarned.....use ANYONE other than this guy!! read more

I have used his services for well over a decade now and always a pleasure. great work and easy to communicate with.

greatest repair shop in pa!!!! hands down! he can fix anything? you want trusty? go to rusty! read more

Bad service. He took months to ultimately tell me he couldn't swap a switch out of a common stomp box.

Rusty is great. Knows exactly what he is doing and quality work. He has fixed tons of gear for me!

Rusty is fast, reliable, affordable and pleasant. He has repaired several vintage bass guitar amps for me, including tube, solid state and hybrid. A nicer gentleman you would be hard pressed to find. read more

Rusty is the best. He can fix esoteric "antique" MIDI gear that nobody else would even look at. His prices are so fair, I almost feel guilty paying so little. I don't expect rush jobs, and always give him two weeks, but he's never failed to come through. Old world electronic craftsmanship! He repaired my FATAR 88-key keyboard last month, and this past week took on a Yamaha WX-7 woodwind controller that's probably been out of production for two decades. If not for him, these wonderful pieces of gear would be in a landfill. read more

Sweetwater Music sent me to this repair shop. Waste of gas no parking. When I dropped off the Yamaha monitor was first was told the speaker was blown it wasn't then Yamaha sent him the wrong parts then it was bad solder points I'm not sure he had a clue anyway monitor failed again same problem again a waste of my time a 900 dollar paper weight under warranty that I guess Yamaha or Sweetwater Music paid him to repair Highly recommend not using there service. Chris read more

Rusty is a very experienced, very competent repair tech/business owner. As a repair tech his experience is vast, as a business owner he is 100% fair. MES would be my first choice every time. read more

Rusty has repaired a few of my amplifiers over the years, and I've always been very happy with his work!

I bought a new Mesa Boogie, and it started cutting out. I had heard of Rusty from a guitarist friend of mine, and he also showed up as a Mesa authorized repair specialist. Since it was an intermittent problem, Rusty needed some time to find the problem....but he found it, fixed it, then carried the amp to my car for me as I had hip surgery. Great tech, and a very nice person to boot! read more

This is going back a ways but I figured I'd post since I'll probably be going to MES for something this week. Back in the 1990s I bought an Ensoniq ESQ1. It had some dead keys, a couple scratchy sliders, and needed the internal battery replaced. I asked around some music stores and they pointed me to MES. MES repaired everything within a week and for a price so low I was almost embarrassed to pay it. What a superb service! Now... I just bought an old Maestro phase shifter (PS-1b) to get the right sound for old Rush songs - and it needs some work. I know where to bring it and know that he'll get it up an running for a reasonable price... stay tuned. read more

I recently purchased a Yamaha p-125 digital piano (from Amazon). As soon as I took it out of the box, I noticed that one of the keys would not depress and another key was very hard to depress. I called Yamaha to see if there was a quick fix that I could apply, but there wasn't. They gave me the option of replacing it or having it repaired at a local repair shop. I opted for the latter and they referred to me Musician's Electronic Service (MES), the nearest technician who could fix the problem. I called MES on a Tuesday, explained the problem, and asked about the time it would take to fix. I was told that it was conceivable that if I dropped the piano off on Wednesday that it could be done by Thursday, so long as no parts had to be ordered. As it turns out, I dropped the piano off around noon on Wednesday and it was fixed by 3 p.m. that same day. The service was exceptional and the piano works perfectly. read more

Just about the best you can ask for. The work is professional, reliable and well done, the prices are great and the turn around time is too. I've been taking amps and pedals there to be worked on for over a decade and I've got no complaints. They know their stuff and it shows. read more

As a professional touring musician, I have nothing but the highest regards for Musicians Electronic Service. Medley Music sent me there a long time ago I think more than 10 years now. . I wouldn't go anywhere else. read more

I recently brought my amp in for repair. It was a newer Fender, so it did take some time to get the appropriate parts from them, but that is understandable. He did an excellent job, was fair and super easy to communicate with. Despite the wait , picked up the phone everytime i called and kept me posted on the progress. Its nice to know that I have a tech like this somewhat close by. i won't hesitate to bring my amps or pedals here in the future. read more

It took me a long time to find a great amp tech. Rusty is AMAZING. Quick turnaround time, very reasonable prices and gets the job done every single time. So far he has successfully fixed 3 of my amps and modded one. I found a schematic online, showed it to Rusty, and he said, no problem, that's easy. If anything ever breaks down again, I will not take it anywhere else. I have gone through too many awful techs. Some charged 10x the amount that Rusty does, and would not even fix the problem. If you have broken gear, try this place out. Chances are you will be very satisfied. read more