FixYourAudio

FixYourAudio sells replacement parts that help keep cassette players, Walkmans, and classic audio equipment running. Its catalog serves hobbyists and professionals restoring analog devices who need hard-to-find components. The company says most parts are researched, designed, and tested in-house, then manufactured in small batches.

Products are organized by type and model. The store carries belts for portable players and cassette decks, including options listed by dimensions; pinch rollers, idler tires, capstan rings, gears, and capacitors. It also sells audio cassettes and parts for specific Sony, Aiwa, Panasonic, Philips, Kenwood, Nakamichi, Pioneer, Teac, Yamaha, and other models.

For people working on equipment that no longer has original replacement parts available, the company focuses on making aftermarket components that perform the same function as the originals. Its about page connects that work to preserving technology from past decades: many analog players can still be restored with cleaning, lubrication, and replacement rubber parts instead of discarding the entire device.

The search tool lets customers look up parts by device name or browse by measurements. If a model is not listed, the guide suggests measuring a belt path with string and checking the part’s dimensions before sending an inquiry. For pinch rollers, it asks for the outer diameter, rubber height, hub height, and hole diameter so the team can identify a possible match.

The store complements its catalog with calibration tools, screwdrivers, lubricants, and repair guides or tutorials. Instructions cover tasks such as replacing belts, checking pinch rollers, dealing with cracked gears, cleaning tape heads, and adjusting playback speed. This material is not a substitute for professional service, but it can help enthusiasts understand which part they need and plan a repair.

When a replacement part is not listed, FixYourAudio invites customers to send the device model, a precise description, and the part’s measurements; photos can be attached to clarify the request. The company develops new components periodically and gives higher priority to parts with more demand. The inquiry form also serves as a way to request support for models not yet covered.

The business operates online and ships internationally, with economy, standard, and expedited options whose timelines depend on destination. Its listed head office is in Košice, Slovakia; the website does not present it as a retail store open to the public. Email and the contact form are the published channels for parts inquiries, measurement help, and order questions.