Who uses an Atlas anymore??
I don’t intend to get pissed off by any businesses. They just seem to love annoying me. I am an innocent victim. Once again we visit the Bloomfield, Liberty Avenue business district in Pittsburgh, PA. I received a vintage turntable for Christmas. It was purchased at Atlas Audio Repair. I wish when I wrote those words it would have an ominous tone to it with scary background music. Atlas Audio Repair, Duh Duh Dummm! You’ll see why. I am going to be a fabulous collector of vinyl record albums. I needed a phonograph. I got one. It didn’t work. It was purchased as “restored” with a brand new needle and a thirty day warranty with the receipt, of course. The player spun the record, the needle arm moved, lights and all functioned fine, just no sound, probably the needle, even though it was sold with a ‘new’ needle. We decided to exercise our warranty rights. Shortly after new years we returned the unit and explained the problem. The gentleman at Atlas explained that if we wanted to wait for t
