Mac’s Electronics

Not the cheapest but has everything! Needed a part for my A/​C unit and he had it. Twice as much as Amazon but I didn’t have to wait for the shipping nor did I have pay a service technician a high price for getting it fixed. It cost me $ 40! That’s it! Thank you!

So I was looking for a Belt Drive for my Nikko NP-​550 turntable. While I am searching online the prices are ridiculous, my father recommends this place downtown near the stadium so I go check it out. I walk in and specifically ask for a Nikko NP-​550 Belt Drive, the guy who runs the place kinda chuckled and told me to bring it in, luckily I had it in the car. I bring the turntable in and within 3 — 5 minutes he had found the belt drive, installed and tested it. He then came up and said it will be $ 14, which is not bad at all, considering the belt drives were going for $ 30+ online, plus he said if I need the needle too he has it in stock.
As @T F. said below, yes the place is a mess, but so what? That is the beauty within the beast, from what I have read and heard locally is that the man who runs the shop knows exactly what he is talking about, finding parts for old Victorian lamps, having nearly every electrical component I can think of. Funny thing is that when I visited the shop I did not even go more than 5 feet into it. I will be sure to come back and poke around, more than anything take some photos. (:

It’s a total mess — partially empty food containers mixed in with the merchandise, no prices (those get made up at the register & he’ll screw you if you don’t know what the prices should be), no organization at all. It’s basically a garage sale of crap.

Just about the only electronic component supply in the area. Well worth the visit.