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Stephen Rosenberg runs Sound Logic, a South Boston handyman and audio/visual installation outfit, according to its own Angi and HomeAdvisor profiles — the kind of business people call for a TV mount, a shelf hung right, or a home sound system wired up cleanly. The company describes itself as handling general home improvements — furniture assembly, fixture installation, light repairs, cable management — alongside more specialized audio/visual work: speaker installation, home sound systems, and DJ or studio setups, serving Boston and the surrounding area. There's no customer feedback to weigh yet — both Angi and HomeAdvisor list the profile as new, with zero reviews. Worth knowing: the same name, Stephen Rosenberg, and the same business name, Sound Logic, also turn up in Boston news coverage tied to a separate venture — building out a hi-fi listening club in Allston that ran into a liquor-license dispute and, in 2024, a lawsuit over an alleged $800,000 debt and a leaky roof. That reporting concerns the club project, not handyman or AV installation work for homeowners, but it's public information about the same person and company name. For a small TV-mount or audio-setup job in the Boston area, this looks like a plausible local option to check out — just go in knowing there's no review history yet, and ask for references given how new the public profile is.
“Two days later, Sound Logic -[Stephen Rosenberg, Lukas McCarthy and Jhayson Hardy](https://www.universalhub.com/2024/plans-new-kind-quiet-club-boston-slow-current)- filed its own suit against Matov and Shapiro, in Suffolk Superior Court, alleging the pair in fact owe them some $800,000 - the money Sound Logic says it has wasted renovating a space with a leaky roof based on a lie that Matov and Shapiro had an active liquor license to sell them, rather than a suspended license that the Boston Licensing Board might take away completely next month. ... ### [Rooting for Sound Logic](https://www.uni”
“For more than a year now, Stephen Rosenberg, Lukas McCarthy and Jhayson Hardy have been building a novel kind of Boston club: A place that would play hi-fidelity music, but at low enough volumes where you could still have a conversation, through hand-built and vintage sound components in a venue that would be a "safe space" for everybody from members of the LGBTQ+ community to people with mobility issues to just people who want a place to hang out or even do school work during the day. ... Sound Logic, already known in Boston hi-fi circles for their[shows](https://www.facebook.com/SoundLogicBo”
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Stephen Rosenberg (Sound Logic). Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
A day rate replaces the task list — usually the better deal once the list gets long.
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$220 – $850
Typical handyman visit around $540
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