Bench Repairs:

 

MP&A has a workbench with a comprehensive set of audio and RF test and measurement equipment at hand, plus an extensive inventory of ICs, transistors, passive components, and special hardware needed to repair, retune, align, and calibrate many types of broadcast equipment. STLs, RPUs, remote controls, audio processing, even audio consoles can be made as good as new in our facility. We repair most manufacturers' equipment, including Moseley, TFT, Marti, QEI, Inovonics, Orban, CRL, Burk, Gentner, and many others. We can usually beat the manufacturer's prices and turnaround times, plus we give each piece of equipment that passes through our shop our close personal attention.


We repair these types of broadcast equipment:


STL transmitters & receivers
Remote Pickup units
FM exciters & low-power transmitters
AM & FM solid-state RF power amplifiers & modules
AM stereo exciters & monitors
AM, FM, & TV aural modulation monitors
AM, FM, TV, and recording studio audio processing
Transmitter remote control equipment
Telephone hybrids
Audio Consoles
Many other types--if you can ship it to us, we can almost certainly fix it!


Partial list of gear on our workbench:

Audio Precision Portable One Dual Domain analog/didigtal audio test set
HP 54111D 1 GHz digital oscilloscope
HP 3455 6-digit multimeter
HP 3336 precision frequency synthesizer
HP 8901B modulation analyzer
HP 8754B network analyzer
Anritsu MS420B network/spectrum analyzer
Racal-Dana 1992 3 GHz precision frequency counter
Tektronix 492P spectrum analyzer w/tracking generator
Tektronix DA4084 audio distortion analyzer
Tektronix PS-280 triple power supply
Motorola R2200B communications service monitor
Wavetek 288 Synthesized Function Generator



As you can see, we have a diverse set of first-class test gear--enough to ferret out just about any failure in any piece of broadcast equipment. Let us use all this cool gear to put your gear back in first-class shape. Call for a quote--we have fixed prices for most common types of gear, so repairing your blown equipment won't "blow" your budget, too.