after 600x310 comp 2" width="" height="" />You might guess, given the business we’re in, that antique radio, phonograph, and record player restoration is very important to us. Nothing quite takes us back to the simpler days before television, The Golden Age of Radio, like an antique radio; where families gathered ‘round to listen to live drama, comedy, music, and news. These listeners were our grandparents and great-grandparents.
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Long gone are the days that we listen to the radio outside of our cars—even now in our cars, many of us listen to XM or Sirius radio. They aren’t old-school radios that depend on antennas to function.
At Mumford Restoration, we believe that antique radios, phonographs, and record players are too valuable to be junked or to just sit and collect dust – they are treasured pieces that link us to the past and rekindle the memories of times gone by when life was not technology dependent. If we don’t restore and preserve this precious piece of history, who will?
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There are two distinct aspects of radio, phonograph, and record player restoration—the technical, inner workings—tubes, wires, and such and the exterior cabinetry that it’s housed in. Some pieces need both, while some need one or the other.
If your radio needs technical restoration and cabinetry work:
Because we are one of the few companies in the United States still restoring antique radios, phonographs, and record players, the demand for our services is high and the waitlist for restoration is long.
If you'd like more information on restoring your antique radio or to be added to our evaluation queue, connect with us today.
