DJ and pro audio equipment repairs – it’s our jam.
At Disco Techs, we know how crucial it is for your gear to be in perfect working order. As professional DJs, musicians, business owners and audiophiles, you need reliable equipment that won’t let you down. Disco Techs is proudly a premium service provider for some the world's most established pro audio brands. Offering diagnostics and repairs for a range of products both in and out of warranty.
- CD players, controllers, all-in one repair
- Digital and analog mixer repairs and modification
- Turntable repair, restoration and modification
- Sound desk repairs
- Musical instrument repairs
- Post-festival equipment tune-ups
- Loop and effect pedals, sample pads, and effect controllers
- Portable and fixed PA systems, mixing consoles, and amplifiers
- Headphone repairs
- Line array speakers, subwoofers, and studio monitors
Our Melbourne-based team of skilled technicians are authorised to service an extensive number of brands.
Pioneer, Alpha Theta, KRK, Roland, Alto, Korg, Void, Reloop, Audio Technica, Behringer, Numark, Technics, Soundcraft, Sennheiser, Digico, Nexo, Yamaha, DBX, JBL, Moog, Universal Audio, Tascam, RCF, Focal, Amphion, SPL, QSC, Genelec, XTA, Allen & Heath, Dynaudio Acoustics, M-Audio, Martin Audio, RME, Revox, Neve, Revox, KV2, Tapco, Electron, Focusrite, Manley, Euphonix, Fostex, Kemper, Audient,Thorens, Adam, Drawmer.
Water damage
Broken play buttons
Power & audio issues
Physical damage
Post festival servicing
Faulty knobs
Faulty connections
"I can’t rate Disco Techs highly enough."
"The team were fantastic to deal with. They fixed my jog wheel assist button issue in no time at all. I had a really bad experience at another repair centre in Melbourne in Carrum Downs and am so pleased I found this incredible team for any future repairs. Thanks so much."
- Vanessa
Why choose Disco Techs?
Still within warranty?
At Disco Techs, we are able to offer repair work on audio equipment within warranty for many brands! Want to see if we have a fix that is covered by your manufactures warranty? Send us a message and we can let you know.
Trusted since 2016.
We understand the importance of your equipment. We're not just a repair service. We're fellow music lovers and professionals who get the industry. Trust us to bring your gear back to life with expertise and care. Our team of experts are dedicated to audio only, meaning our services are top-notch and not diluted to include other tech areas. We'll get your equipment back in top shape in no time.
Price List
We are all about transparency, so check out our pricing table to get a clearer idea of costs. Please note that any listed prices are for general advice only. Contact the Disco Techs team for pricing specific to your repair.
FAQs
What are the most common devices you repair?
The list is ever expanding! Here are just a few of the many devices we see on our work bench.
DJ Controllers:
- Pioneer DJ DDJ-400, DDJ-800, DDJ-1000
- Pioneer DJ DDJ-SX, DDJ-SX2, DDJ-SX3
- Pioneer DJ DDJ-SB, DDJ-RB
- Pioneer DDJ-RX
- Pioneer DJ XDJ-RX, XDJ-RX2, XDJ-RX3
- Native Instruments
- Roland DJ-808
- Hercules DJControl Inpulse 500
- Numark Mixtrack Pro FX
- Reloop Mixon 4
DJ Mixers:
- Pioneer DJM-900NXS2
- Allen & Heath Xone:96
- Rane MP2015
- Denon DJ X1850 Prime
- Numark Scratch
- Pioneer DJ DJM-S9
- Pioneer DJ DJM-450
- Reloop Elite
- Behringer DDM4000
- Rane Seventy-Two
DJ Turntables:
- Technics SL-1210 MK7
- Pioneer DJ PLX-1000
- Audio-Technica AT-LP140XP
- Reloop RP-7000 MK2
- Numark NTX1000
- Denon DJ VL12 Prime
- Stanton STR8.150 M2
- Technics SL-1200G
- Vestax PDX-3000
- Audio-Technica AT-LP120XUSB
DJ Media Players:
- Pioneer CDJ-3000
- Denon DJ SC6000 Prime
- Pioneer XDJ-1000MK2
- Numark NDX500
- Denon DJ SC5000 Prime
- Pioneer CDJ-2000NXS2
- Reloop RMP-4
- Gemini MDJ-900
- Pioneer XDJ-RX2
- Denon DJ SC2900
Headphones:
- Pioneer DJ HDJ-X10
- Sennheiser HD 25
- Audio-Technica ATH-M50x
- V-Moda Crossfade M-100
- Technics EAH-DJ1200
- AIAIAI TMA-2
- Sony MDR-7506
- Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro
- Shure SRH750DJ
- Allen & Heath Xone
What kind of repairs do you usually work on?
No two days are the same at Disco Techs. When we are called in to make a repair usually it is due to one of these reasons...
- Wear and Tear: Frequent use leads to general wear and tear on components.
- Physical Damage: Equipment can get knocked over, dropped, or mishandled, causing physical damage.
- Cable Failures: Cables can become frayed, connectors can break, or internal wires can disconnect.
- Connection Issues: Loose or damaged input/output jacks can result in poor connections.
- Power Surges: Sudden power surges can damage electronic components.
- Overheating: Insufficient ventilation or extended use can cause equipment to overheat.
- Spilled Liquids: Accidental spills of drinks or other liquids can short-circuit internal components.
- Dust and Debris: Accumulation of dust and debris can interfere with internal electronics and moving parts.
- Feedback Damage: Loud feedback loops can damage speakers and amplifiers.
- Fader Wear: Crossfaders and channel faders on mixers can wear out due to heavy use.
- Stylus and Cartridge Wear: Turntable needles and cartridges degrade over time and need replacement.
- Hard Drive Failures: In digital setups, hard drives can fail or become corrupted.
- Software Glitches: Firmware or software issues can cause malfunctions.
- Broken Buttons and Knobs: Buttons and knobs can become unresponsive or break off.
- Internal Component Failure: Electronic components such as capacitors, resistors, or transistors can fail.
- Speaker Cone Damage: Overpowering or physical damage can tear or puncture speaker cones.
- Amplifier Issues: Amplifiers can suffer from overheating, blown fuses, or component failure.
- Battery Degradation: Rechargeable batteries in wireless equipment can degrade over time.
- Headphone Cable Breakage: Headphone cables are prone to breakage due to constant use.
- Screen Malfunctions: Displays on controllers or mixers can fail or become unreadable.
- Firmware Incompatibility: New firmware updates can sometimes cause compatibility issues with existing hardware.
- Potentiometer Issues: Potentiometers (volume controls) can become scratchy or unresponsive.
- AC Adapter Failures: Power adapters can fail due to overheating or internal component issues.
- Ground Loop Hum: Improper grounding can cause a persistent hum in the audio system.
- Button Contact Wear: Frequent pressing can wear out the contacts beneath buttons.
- Loose Screws and Fasteners: Vibrations from loud music can loosen internal screws and fasteners.
- Static Electricity: Static discharge can damage sensitive electronic components.
- Environmental Factors: Extreme temperatures or humidity can affect equipment performance.
- Transport Damage: Damage during transportation due to insufficient protection.
- Firmware Corruption: Corrupted firmware can lead to malfunctioning hardware.
- Signal Interference: Wireless systems can experience interference from other electronic devices.
- Mounting Hardware Failure: Stands, mounts, or racks can fail, causing equipment to fall or shift.
- Faulty Solder Joints: Poor solder joints can fail, causing intermittent connections.
- Inadequate Power Supply: Using an incorrect power supply can damage equipment.
- User Error: Incorrect setup or usage can lead to equipment damage.
- Moisture Exposure: Condensation or exposure to moisture can short-circuit electronics.
- Impedance Mismatch: Using mismatched equipment can cause overheating or damage.
- Firmware Bugs: Bugs in firmware updates can cause unexpected behaviour or malfunctions.
- Aging Components: Components naturally degrade over time and with use.
- Transformer Issues: Transformers in power supplies can fail due to overheating or electrical faults.
- RF Interference: Radio frequency interference can disrupt wireless microphone or monitoring systems.
- Erosion of Connectors: Connectors can erode or corrode, causing poor signal transmission.
- Improper Storage: Storing equipment improperly can lead to damage, such as bent connectors or scratched surfaces.
- Excessive Vibration: Continuous exposure to high levels of vibration can loosen internal components and connections.