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SONY Service Since 1968
Repair Highly skilled electronic technicians; Analyzing audio/video problems; Trouble shooting Draper DA-LITE Projection Screens Exclusive authorized dealer and service agent for the 5 bouroughs System Integration Trouble shooting and problem solving new or existing systems; Modifying and/or redesigning audio/video facilities; Construction and installation. Custom Modifications CTL will modify any electronic equipment to your specifications. Clients Include: Cable Companies, Broadcast Networks, Financial & Educational Institutions, Government Agencies, Film Companies, Museums, Artists and Independent Producers. Repair Services One week for estimate One to three weeks for repairs (depending on availability of manuals & parts) Estimate charge (towards repair): $ 40 minimum (product under $ 500.00) $ 70 minimum (product over $1,000.00) $100 minimum for a product over 10 years old Field Service: $125 first hour plus $ 75 per additional hour with one man $195 first hour plus $125 per additional hour with two men $185 per hour broadcast service, trouble shooting and system integration In-Shop Service: $ 75 per hour for projectors-monitors-vtr-camera-computer $125 per hour for rush monitors-vtr-camera-computer $125 per hour for broadcast studio equipment One month guarantee with same problem only CTL cannot be responsible for equipment left over three months At CTL we believe that most equipment can be repaired, old or new. Custom repairs are priced hourly & may include additional product research depending on availability of service manuals and parts. All service related work subject to sales tax. All prices subject to change. NYC Dept. Of Consumer Affairs #902665 & 902666 |
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Studio HDTV upgrade for Borough of Manhattan Community College.
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Museum restoration and repair of electronic and video art
Repaired Nam June Paik video art installations for the Smithsonian and J P Morgan. |