By Justaconsumer August 28, 2012
You'll be sorry to take your television to this place. Mike said he could fix my television and quoted me a price, but after 2 week he called and said the work would cost double what he quoted me, but I agreed on his price because I wanted my TV fixed. Then after 2 months, he said he could not find the part he needed to fix my television . . . I had to call him to find out why it was taking so long for him to fix my set. He said to come get it. He charged me $30 for his trouble, but I don't believe him as I located the part he needed to fix my set on the Internet in less than 10 minutes . . . the part he said he could not find. It is apparent Mike is a lazy technician. He is not to be trusted to do a good job. I should have figured him to be a no-good-for-nothing as his appearance is less than professional and his shop is messy and cluttered with garbage . . . which is a reflection of his work ethic. BEWARE: Mike's TV Repair is not worth taking your business to. NOT RECOMMENDED ...read more
By violinplayer1978 at Citysearch April 10, 2012
I never miss a chance to go to Summerhays! The people there are so nice, and it's so cool that I can rent to own an instrument! Their store is so nice, and any time I need help, they always find a way to make something work for me! Thanks Summerhays! ...read more
By Susan Anderson at Genbook April 09, 2012
Thank you Aaron! I truly appreciate your help. Thank you for fixing my broken screen and charging port. \t\n\t\nI will recommend your work bench to all my family and friends. \t\n\t\nThank you!!!!!!!!!!!\t\nSusan A ...read more
Visit our blog at www.tvspecialists.com/blog to learn more! OUR MISSION STATEMENT: To provide cost efficient electronic products and services by developinglong term positive relationships through mutual trust and respect, based on the highest level of integrity, courtesy and product knowledge. Ken Bollinger began by running service calls out of his home in 1953. His wife acted as secretary taking phone calls and filling out paperwork. About three months later Ken rented a building near 300 East and 2100 South. At this time his wife retired and he hired his sister-in-law to work as secretary. As business grew more technicians were hired on to assist. After several years at this location he obtained property and financial backing to build a store at 170 East 2100 South. TV Specialists later expanded upon this building and it currently extends to 2nd East. In the mid-1960's Panasonic approached TV Specialists, Inc and requested that they begin selling Panasonic equipment. Other manufacturers followed suit and TV Specialists, Inc became a fully-functional sale/repair shop of audio and video equipment.In the 1970's TV Specialists, Inc began offering rentals. The rental department has grown in recent years and now offers rentals of not only projectors but camcorders, light kits, cranes, tripods, monitors, batteries, and more. In more recent years, TV Specialists, Inc has offered custom integration solutions, including custom home theater and conference room automation, digital signage and other audio/video solutions. Has been family owned and operated since 1953.1st in Utah to become an authorized Video Tape Recorder service/repair center (1966)1st in Utah to become an authorized seller of Panasonic Video products (1968)1st in Utah to show a home video projector in the 1970s. Kloss NovabeamCreated the first home video recording system to record two hours instead of one. Based on a modified 3/4' u-matic VCR1st in Utah to display home video recorders (VCRs)Created "The Wizard": The first single product digital effects system that provided two channel A-B roll effects with its own built-in mixing switcher and time base correlator (1985)Created "Lumachrome": The 1st modified professional video recorder to record Y/C signal without changing formats while maintaining VHS compatibility (1987)1st and only Authorized Sony Cine Alta 24p Digital Cinema dealer in UtahConstructed one of the country's 1st High-Definition television showrooms (1989)1st and largest TV projection dealer in Utah, and one of the largest in the United States1st in Utah to receive and record an over-the-air transmission test of high-definition TV (February 1999).Supplied the 2002 Winter Olympic games with Panasonic A/V EquipmentInstalled the display (largescreen) at the Jon M. Hunstman Center at the University of Utah (2002)1st in Utah to show a 24 frames-per-second camcorder (Salt Lake City Film Festival, 2002)The only authorized dealer of JVC, Sony, and Panasonic Professional Products in UtahWon Best in Show (2004)1st in Utah to show 4K video and offer 4K cameras (2013)Celebrated our 60th Anniversary (2013)1st in Utah to host DJI Ronin Workshop (2015)1st in Utah to host DJI New Pilot Training (2015) ...read more
By TVS Pro April 15, 2015
Buying a lens cleaning disk for a personal CD and DVD player is the best way to keep the device running properly. The disk has tiny brushes that clean the lens while the disk spins in the player. The disk can be used once a week or after the device starts skipping when it plays a CD or DVD. ...read more
Electronic waste contains a number of dangerous chemicals that pose a threat to human health and the environment. Instead of throwing them away, give electronics that can still be used to others or dispose of broken items by contacting responsible recycling companies. ...read more