Design · Manufacture · Repair

The machines behind
the music, kept alive.

Logarhythm designs, builds and repairs studio electronics and musical instruments — from a bench in North London run by an ex-MOD electronic engineer with more than 20 years of fixing what others give up on.

Matthew Cross · Ex-MOD engineer · Tottenham, North London

In-house, end to end

Bespoke studio equipment, designed and built in-house.

Repair is only half of it. The same workshop can design a circuit, fabricate an enclosure and finish it — so a job can go from a napkin sketch to a working, powder-coated instrument without leaving the building.

Design

Full CAD/CAM for both enclosure fabrication and PCB design, with rapid prototyping — ideas made real in the blink of an eye.

Manufacture

A large-format CNC/laser cutter and a full metalworking toolset: plasma cutters, TIG/MIG/MAG welders, a centre lathe, and powder-coating / HVLP spray.

Repair

Analog signature analysis, thermal imaging, 64-channel digital logic capture and custom short-circuit and in-circuit capacitor testing find faults fast.

Recent projects

From the bench.

Repair stories and the problems we solve day to day — with photo and video walkthroughs on the way.

A Dave Smith Evolver synthesiser on the repair bench at Logarhythm

Repair story

Dave Smith Evolver

A classic hybrid synth on the bench — teardown, diagnosis and repair, in pictures.

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What customers say

5.0 from 27 reviews on Google.

It was totally repaired by a respected repair engineer and advised on by another heavy hitter in the industry. Neither discovered what was a basic starting point, the power supply. Matt found this within a few seconds… Logarhythm will now be my first go-to for repairs.
Robin TindillRoland Juno-106
They kept me informed about the 909 whilst it was in the workshop and helped me make the right decisions to keep this nearly 50 year old piece of kit alive and sounding great… so knowledgeable, care about instruments and a pleasure to work with.
Glenn MiddleditchRoland TR-909

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Got something that needs reviving?

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