Midwest Speaker Repair Moving to New Location

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We are happy to announce Midwest Speaker Repair is moving to a new location! We've been at our current spot in Roseville for about five years now. We've seized an opportunity to move into a larger facility, not too far from our current location. We'll be opening our new doors on July 15, and we hope to see you there!

Location
Our new store is only a half mile south of our current location, near the Petco. Our new address will be 1901 Oakcrest Avenue, Suite 1, Roseville, MN 55113. It was a priority for us to pick a location near our current address, so we can still serve the communities of Roseville and the surrounding area.

The Store
Our new store will be bigger and better than ever! Don't worry; it's the same great service, just in a new location. We still specialize in speaker repair, but our new facility is upgraded with show rooms, listening rooms and more. We are expanding our selection of guitar speakers, so all the guitar lovers out there can come in and listen to how the speakers sound.

We are excited to move into our expanded location with bigger showrooms. Our customers will have an even better experience with our products and services. So, stop by and check out our new location!


We will be closed Friday, July 12 through Sunday, July 14 for the move, but you can still Visit Our Website in the meantime.
Location: Roseville, MN, USA

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