Looking for good repair shop in Chicago


I have a pair of McIntosh Mc 60's that need some help. If I had to guess, the coupling caps are way past their prime. I am looking for a good shop that could take care of this and whatever else these amps need. I am willing to look at anything in the Chicagoland marketplace including NW Indiana.
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I have had very good luck with Stereo Exchange in Lincoln Square neighborhood of Chicago. Dave has repaired my very complicated Conrad Johnson Evolution 2000 hybrid amplifier and my Antique Sound Labs Flora that had shipping damage. They have a very cool vintage collection of gear so I would have no doubt that they would be very much at home with your vintage Mac amp.
Can you spend extra shipping to Tenessee.Terry DeWick is familiar with almost all mcintosh gear.He just did my mc-225 back to life and i will send my other one for minor repair and serviced.Every one knows him except he is that far from you?....I shipped my mc-225 from California,Sf all the way to Knoxville.
Check out Deltronics - they have two locations: one in Chicago the other in Woodridge. I had them do a little work on a Sonic Frontiers Line 1 preamp a couple of years ago and they did a good job for a reasonable price.

http://www.deltronicschicago.com/
A dealer friend from the Northside sends most of his stuff to Deltronics, he says they do good work. I have never had anything repaired at Stereo Exchange but I drop in occasionally and they always have some great vintage gear. Nice guys too.
I second using Stereo Exchange in Lincoln Square. I would've used Deltronics but their hours were too inconvenient for me. Dave fixed my Unico SE that was badly damaged in shipping after I bought it through Agon.
When I brought it in he handed me a screwdriver and told me to pop the lid while he kept working on some big child's toy made out of green plastic. Then he inspected the amp with me to point out everything that would need fixing - must've dropped it off of a loading dock! Great guy who put in lots of hours fixing it. Also, he insists on keeping amps for a couple of extra days to stress test the repairs.