Only about 10 TV repair shops left

**Maof** · September-02-10, 05:47 PM

Originally Posted by MCP-001

Starlit TV in St. Clair Shores or Warren.

corner of harper and 9 mile...across from kmart

**EMG** · September-06-10, 03:15 PM

Originally Posted by Maof

corner of harper and 9 mile...across from kmart

Yep - Starlit was [[hopefully still is) a great place for all your electronic repair needs. I don't think I ever took a television there but I took numerous stereo and other electronic devices there. I was always very pleased with their service.

**CLAUDE G** · September-06-10, 03:57 PM

Originally Posted by EMG

Yep - Starlit was [[hopefully still is) a great place for all your electronic repair needs. I don't think I ever took a television there but I took numerous stereo and other electronic devices there. I was always very pleased with their service.

Yea, Starlit TV does a great job. The only thing is that I don't think I ever walked out of there with less than a $120 repair bill

**EMG** · September-08-10, 08:52 PM

Originally Posted by CLAUDE G

Yea, Starlit TV does a great job. The only thing is that I don't think I ever walked out of there with less than a $120 repair bill

Back 20 years ago when I was there and used them, they almost always had coupons for - I think it was - $20 off repairs over $100. Or something like that. But the bills were usually right around or just under $100. So we were always paying at least in the high $80's.

But their service couldn't be beat. We always knew they were going to do the job right. So it was worth it.

**MCP-001** · September-07-10, 08:53 AM

Originally Posted by EMG

Yep - Starlit was [[hopefully still is) a great place for all your electronic repair needs. I don't think I ever took a television there but I took numerous stereo and other electronic devices there. I was always very pleased with their service.

It is.

I took my parents 32" Magnavox in for service about a month ago.

Absolutely no complaints.

**slick** · September-07-10, 09:52 AM

To gogomobile;

We had a tube tester in our store that was serviced by Standard Tube Sales in Ferndale. I seem to recall that the 6GH8A was the most popular.

Being a former RCA repair tech, I think the 25ct chassis had about 6 6GH8A tubes anywhere from oscillators to amplifiers. very popular.

I like your boxerrebellion, where do I sign up, I support the local hardware store, do not need to walk a half mile to fine one item.