Cabinet-makers
SR Woodworking provides a bespoke cabinet-building service for our DIY designs using the Eikona. You can see Simon Regan’s fabulous VTL cabinets on our blog. To commission a cabinet, based on one of our own designs or your own, send us an email and we’ll put you in touch with Simon.
Archie Hands is a fine furniture maker and created the colourful Eikona MLTLs seen on our blog. To commission him to build a pair of Jordan speakers for you, please contact him via his website.
Cut panels for DIY
Farmwood Timber Products in the UK (who also operate as Cut Plywood) can cut and rebate high quality plywood based on any of our DIY designs. For a quote, contact Anthony via their website.
Jordan-Watts Brochure
This 1972 edition has full details of the famous Jordan-Watts Module, designed by Ted Jordan. It also shows their range of finished loudspeakers DIY plans. Click here to download the PDF.
Vintage Equipment
This is a selected list of vintage audio repairers. It’s not comprehensive and we are keen to continually expand it, so if you have someone you can recommend, please let us know. Unless stated otherwise, these are all in the UK.
You can find more about vintage turntables and amplifiers on our blog.
Amploft in Bristol are able to repair the Jordan Preamp and Power Amplifier. Contact Mike Devine for details.
Classic Radio repair a range of hi-fi equipment (not all of it listed on their site at the moment). They also specialise in repairing, buying and selling tube and solid-state radios and Ferrograph open reel tape recorders.
London Sound are specialists in the repair of vintage equipment and offer a 12-month guarantee on all equipment serviced by them. They are also able to undertake speaker repairs, including earlier Jordan-Watts models. Contact them via their website.
Retrotech Audio are an excellent source of vintage and second-hand hi-fi and also offer servicing, including loudspeakers. They offer a collection and delivery service throughout the UK. Contact them via their website.
Vintage Audio Repair are based in the Netherlands and work on a wide range of vintage audio. You can see work in progress on their Instagram feed. They sell vintage audio, with a particular fondness for Quad. They have recently launched their own innovative integrated amplifier, the True-Blue Box. For repairs, contact Abbe or Esther via their website.
SkyFi Audio are based in the US and are primarily a retail outlet for classic hi-fi equipment. What sets them apart is the care with which they describe their equipment and the trouble they take to test, align and then pack everything before it goes out. They also buy classic gear. The newsletter is well worth receiving.
Photo credits: Marlow and Marlow CE photos by Photography by Ward