Sounds like you are covering the microphones when recording? I lean towards Brasso. Exactly what I was thinking, it's an error I have made in the past. You have to be careful how you hold the phone/tablet to make sure that you don't partially cover one of the microphones. Also when recording in lan...

Ah, OK, the "12 volt Lingos" refers to those powering the 12 volt AC motor. That would make the Lingo 4 a "24 volt Lingo"! Hi Keith, That is what confused me. The Lingo 4 uses a 12 Volt motor, all the previous ones use a standard 120/240 Volt motor with a 50Hz size pulley. That motor can actually r...

I just came out of a tiny record shop in Stroud Gloucestershire that was packed with 20-somethings buying vinyl from the 70s and 80s. The last time I experienced this, I was one of the 20-somethings, and it was the 80s. Plus I bought 3 albums for a total of £15. It's like I'd time travelled back ne...

I'm liking the sound of that quite a bit although I didn't compare it to anything. I'm not sure how it would work in this case but I think it might be best with one set of washers facing the other direction than the other set. In other words either the flat side or the non-flat side contacting the s...

I believe you won't have to wait long to find out.

Nothing available to end users and the info for dealers isn't particularly detailed technically.

I was wondering about the difference in the washer surface area too. You definitely want to try the washer both ways, it can make a significant difference and the washers on Lejonklou equipment do have a proper orientation, even those between the rubber feet and the case on the full size gear.

The early Lingo 2 was the Lingo 1 innards in a wider case. The later Lingo 2 had the new surface mount main board in the wider case and was supposedly superior. The Lingo 3 (2.5) was the later Lingo 2 innards in the even wider case. So there were really only 2 of the 12 volt Lingos (1 and 2.5) The ...

Yes, I should have mentioned that the system with brass sounded quite good. Even though I am just listening through a MacPro (although admittedly into a pair of JBL LSR305 mk1) I played the brass clip all the way to the end twice. It was just very enjoyable and I know that track quite well.

I'm definitely digging the brass more than the steel. Despite being a harder and brighter metal I find the steel to sound a bit sluggish rhythmically and a bit dull as well. The brass moves (flows) better and the instruments sound more like quality instruments well played than on the steel.

Jamtown wrote: ↑2024-01-04 20:29 how does this unit stack up to the Superkikkin?

The Superkikkin is a little more musical overall than the Sagatun stereo 1.3/4 but if upgraded with the 1.7 components Fredrik and I feel the Sagatun stereo is a bit more musical overall. You definitely won't go wrong with either.

Happy New Year from me too. Perfect Tom!!! Screenshot 2024-01-01 164741.png That is amusing timing. Where I am there was still 6 hours to go but even so I didn't realize I nailed it right on the hour. Maybe I should buy a lottery ticket (although a big one was just won in Grand Blanc, Michigan, whe...

I mentioned yesterday in another thread that we would be starting out the year with a really fine Boazu review. I didn’t realize we would be actually starting out the year with it but we did as it posted today! Here is the link: https://enjoythemusic.com/magazine/equipment/0124/Lejonklou_Boazu_Stere...

Happy new year too! Owning Lejonklou devices is more like owning artisanal musical instruments than consumer electronics, and the knowledge of the care and precision that goes in to making each one adds to the enjoyment that the music brings. I fully agree with what is said here and above by Herman...

Yes, there are 100 being built. Numbers are sequential whether US, UK or Europe and those listed (30-35) are higher than what I have here. I expect the 100 should last for a reasonable amount of time.

I am selling a Tundra stereo for a customer who is upgrading to Tundra Mono 3s. This unit started as a 2.2A (the last board design) and was upgraded to 2.5. It includes the meter for fine tuning the PS, It is in perfect running condition and at least excellent physically. I haven't taken photos yet ...

We'll see if $2250 plus shipping does it before I list it on an auction site.

I'm liking them. Things seem to be coming along nicely.

I think that idea is certainly worth trying out. It could indeed improve the sound but there is only one way to know.

Well, I missed this before Christmas so I'll just wish everyone a great 2024 and hope Matteo gets well soon.

New price $2350 plus shipping.

They were on their last legs a while ago! ;-)

I know, I know. That's what you do when you cook your lamb, you baste it.

I fear the continuing puns may result in several of us getting lambasted.

Leading the lambs to slaughter, are we tokenbrit?