Wizard Electronics, Inc. has served Atlanta’s music and recording community from its location at 554 Deering Road NW, Atlanta, GA 30309 since 1973, accumulating over 51 years of specialized pro-audio and musical instrument equipment repair experience. The veteran-owned shop is adamant about its focus: the website explicitly states “NO CAR AUDIO REPAIRS,” directing all attention to professional audio and related instrumentation.
Core repair services cover synthesizers, electronic keyboards, tube amplifiers, power amplifiers, turntables, and mixing consoles. The shop handles speaker reconing, vintage equipment restoration (with named expertise on McIntosh and Fisher equipment), and custom modifications. Wizard Electronics also builds custom amplifiers to order and has expanded into Roland TD-20 LCD display replacements. A flat-rate pedal repair option is available at $65 for qualifying units, giving working musicians a predictable cost for stompbox service.
The facility acts as factory-authorized service center for more than 80 manufacturers, supporting a wide breadth of professional equipment brands. A dedicated parts department can be reached directly at 470-639-8059, separate from the main service line. All completed repairs carry a 45-day warranty. Customers looking to purchase equipment can browse the shop’s eBay store, which lists refurbished gear and unclaimed items from the repair queue.
Business hours run Monday through Friday, 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM, with Saturday appointments available by request. The shop accepts major credit cards and online payment. Two phone lines serve customers: a toll-free national number at 1-800-274-8863 and a local Georgia line at 404-325-4891.
Wizard Electronics holds membership in the Musical Instrument Technicians Association and describes its mission as providing cost-effective service solutions with fast turnaround time that never sacrifices quality. The combination of factory authorizations, in-house parts stock, and five decades of Atlanta-based operation makes it a reference point for recording studios, performers, and vintage audio collectors across the metro area.