R.i.p. Lars lundahl
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All things must pass...He seems to have gone quietly.
His legacy is in his company.
His legacy is in his company.
peterc
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Very sad, I'm sure we will all remember him through his incredible products.
Dad is gone but Per Lundahl is still at it, met him at an AES show, what a nice guy,
sorry for your loss Per,
sorry for your loss Per,
okgb
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I'm a fan , good product.
I imagine he must have been a High integrity kind of person
I imagine he must have been a High integrity kind of person
Kingston
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okgb said:
He must have been. I'm proud to admit I've been in an email exchange with his son on the topic of transformers. The integrity reflects strongly.
can you name another father-son transformer legacy?
A little help: begins with a sow, ends with a ter.CJ said:
very good!
can you name one more?
can you name one more?
thermionic
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Well done, Lars! A great legacy. I use Lundahl transformers on a daily basis. I'm currently sitting here next to a rather nice preamp that uses one of their MC step up units.
Ed and Tom Reichenbach?
CJ said:
Ed and Tom Reichenbach?
very good,
